The host is a friendly kangaroo named Atoz, and each letter leads to one of 26 different alphabet worlds. A granny works in each alphabet world, and in each world there are 2-3 screens containing clickables and activities. In each world, kids can click on a bell to get a helpful hint from a granny. Clicking on a door will bring Atoz to the screen who invites kids to choose between going back to the main alphabet screen, or moving on to the next letter of the alphabet. Child testers found the program quite fun, and there is certainly no shortage of activities to choose from.
Many activities have difficulty levels, which give kids a choice.
The graphics help to make the program appealing to play. The screens are appealing, and the characters interesting, although not as compelling as some on the market. The addition of difficulty levels for many of the activities is a nice touch, especially considering the large difference between 3 and 6 year olds. Finding the activities and a way out of each alphabet world is not immediately obvious, but kids will catch on once they do know how to navigate. There are a lot of activities to be found in this software program, although it is uncertain whether many kids will be sufficiently motivated to do them all.