The app is the fourth in a series of fourteen apps for the Baratta-Lorton Reading Program. It provides beginning readers with an opportunity to read words and receive immediate feedback on their reading.
by Bob Baratta-Lorton★ 4.33 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-09-26
The app provides an interactive coloring book for children to learn the alphabet. It features interactive elements, 26 illustrations for tracing letters, and practice for spelling words with various colors.
Educational for children features animated in Gujarati and English. Users can watch to learn moral lessons and language skills. include "Ghanshyam Gets His Ears Pierced" and "The Sesame Seed Scholar.
This app provides 15 short vowel and sight word stories designed for early readers. The user interface is optimized for children to engage with reading for extended periods.
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Pronunciation and spelling through visual and audio cues. Practice interactive games and receive feedback from the Smart-Teacher feature. Add new to personal vocabulary by playing.
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