Using
has 4 levels. Levels 1 and 2 deal with the french alphabet and levels 3 and 4 concern sounds. For a very young child (2 1/2 to 4), I would suggest that he/she is sitting on your lap in front of the computer and that you do the game together.

Levels 1 and 2
Screenshot of Level 1
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In level 1, the child sees the letter and hears the sound. He then has to type in the letter in the box. If it is correct, the next letter appears (without having to press enter or whatever). If the child types the wrong letter, he hears the sound again. In this level, the child memorizes the letters and recognizes them on the keyboard.
The child can type in either lower or upper case letters. He can type only one letter at a time.
The letters appear in random order.
Clicking in the Level combo-box and choosing Level 2 brings you to level 2. In that level, the child only hears the sound of the letter and has to type in the letter. If he/she is wrong, the letter appears to help him/her. When the child can type several times a sequence of letters, you can assume he knows the french alphabet! Clicking on Level 3 in the combo-box brings you to level 3 and pressing the Quit button allows you to close the program.

Levels 3 and 4
Screenshot of Level 3
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In level 3, the child sees the syllable and hears the sound. He then has to type in the letters in the box. If the first letter of the sound is wrong, the child cannot type in the second one. The letter disappears and he has to try again.
The child can type the letters in either lower or upper case letters.
The sounds appear in random order.
Clicking in the Level combo-box and choosing Level 4 brings you to level 4. In that level, the child only hears the sound of the syllable and has to type in the letters. This level is quite difficult for a young child. Pressing the Quit button allows you to close the program.