Reading and writing for beginning readers.
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.
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Wilson Baraban Filho
Toddlers learn skills with animals.
The app offers a learning experience for toddlers with four-letter animal groups. It helps develop skills such as reading, writing, spelling, motor coordination, and puzzle-solving through four intuitive difficulty levels.
Drew Milloy
A child's first words recorded.
The app presents hand-drawn illustrations for children to explore. It records a child's spoken words, creating a log of their language development that parents can revisit.
Blake eLearning Pty Ltd
Learning to read with interactive levels.
The app focuses on the first 100 short-vowel words using a multisensory approach. Children see, hear, read, spell, and write each word across 20 interactive levels.
Visual Learning Aids, LLC
Read stories, listen to audio, practice phonics
Teaches through phonics-based stories with audio support. Includes multiple choice questions after each story to improve comprehension. Allows students to read along with audio for practice.
Imad Al-Zaidi.
Learn , , and pronunciation
Learn and in 100 languages including English and French. Practice reading, writing, and pronunciation through interactive games. Explore 100 topics related to everyday life and travel. Review vocabulary in real-world contexts.
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