The app is the fifth in a series of fourteen educational apps. It provides reading and writing activities for beginning readers and children experiencing reading difficulties.
by Bob Baratta-Lorton★ 4.02 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-09-26
Teach children to read with interactive 15-minute daily sessions. Access over 3,500 activities. Learn syllabic-unit reading. Read 200+ books with sentence-by-sentence and word-by-word support. Receive parent notifications via KakaoTalk.
Children can learn reading, writing, and math through interactive games and puzzles. Explore alphabet and number recognition with animated characters. Listen to songs and watch cartoon clips. Draw and paint in a creative art section.
Teach with sight words and interactive text. Clickable elements help recognize words. Access classic stories with various voices. Create custom stories and add personalized content.
Access books in multiple languages for early childhood education. Read or listen to stories aloud. Supports curriculum-aligned content. Teachers can manage student access and track reading progress.
Play games to practice addition, , multiplication, and division. Solve problems at varying difficulty levels. Track progress and earn rewards. Includes animated visuals and interactive challenges for .
Teach children Arabic and English reading and writing through interactive games and activities. Practice math skills with educational exercises. Learn geography and general knowledge through quizzes.
Offers interactive educational games for PreK-8th grade students in Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics. Includes a literacy program for reading development, math exercises, and financial literacy lessons.
This adventure story is designed for early readers, including those with dyslexia. It features simple vocabulary, a limited word count per page, and a blue background to aid readability.
Practice basic facts through interactive drills and repetition. Focus on addition and subtraction to improve . Set daily exercises for consistent practice. Track progress over time to build confidence in .
Help teachers and parents set and adjust IEP for math, reading, writing, behavior, social, communication, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Track progress manually or set short-term objectives. Modify based on individual student needs.
Teaches reading with sight words through repeated reading and repetition. Children read and repeat words from lessons, then read stories using those words. Words are introduced gradually and can be heard if not recognized.