An Engaging Educational Game That Teaches Kids to Read in Azerbaijani!

Feed The Monster helps children master reading fundamentals in Azerbaijani through fun gameplay. Kids collect monster eggs and feed them letters to watch them grow into new playful companions!

Discover Feed The Monster

Our game uses scientifically-proven 'learning through play' techniques to make reading fun. Children enjoy nurturing their collection of pet monsters while naturally developing essential reading skills.

Completely Free - No Hidden Costs!

The entire game is 100% free with:
• No advertisements
• No in-app purchases
• No internet required
Created by literacy experts at Curious Learning, CET, and Apps Factory to support children's learning.

Key Features That Build Reading Skills:

• Interactive phonics puzzles that make learning fun
• Letter tracing activities to develop writing abilities
• Exciting vocabulary memory challenges
• Special audio-only levels to strengthen sound recognition
• Parent progress tracking to monitor learning
• Multi-user profiles for personalized learning journeys
• Collect and evolve adorable monster companions
• Designed to nurture emotional intelligence

Expert-Designed Learning Experience

Developed through years of literacy research, our game incorporates all fundamental reading skills:
• Phonemic awareness
• Letter recognition
• Phonics mastery
• Vocabulary building
• Sight word reading
The monster care concept also teaches empathy, persistence, and emotional growth.

About Our Mission

Originally created for Syrian refugees through the EduApp4Syria initiative (funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Feed The Monster was developed by:
• Apps Factory
• CET (Center for Educational Technology)
• IRC (International Rescue Committee)

Curious Learning adapted the English version as part of our nonprofit mission to provide effective literacy tools in native languages worldwide. Our team of researchers, developers, and educators is working to bring Feed The Monster to over 100 languages!

Latest Updates

Version 3 (March 2021): Family policy improvements implemented