Read books, adjust levels, get feedback
Helps beginning readers and those with disabilities progress through leveled books. Touch text to hear word pronunciation. Includes comprehension questions to assess understanding. Tracks progress and adjusts difficulty based on performance.
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PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Read words with two syllables
Teaches through interactive activities focused on multi-syllable words. Includes blending and segmenting exercises to build phonemic awareness. Features progress tracking, customizable lessons, and printable worksheets for practice.
Gregory Schier
Track books, rate reads, and sync
Track books with status updates and ratings. Add new books via barcode scan, search, or manual entry. Store notes and create custom lists for organization. Sync across devices and switch between light and dark modes.
KUKI EDZHENSI, OOO
Track books, manage shelves, get smart recommendations
Manage books with customizable shelves for progress, finished, and want-to-read lists. Track reading time per to build a mindful reading habit. Receive AI-driven recommendations based on reading preferences.
Rishi Masand
Read stories, explore illustrations, and engage
Read short stories with high-quality illustrations and audio narration. Access a constantly updating library. Set reading goals and track progress. Share stories with family members. Sync reading history across devices.
Mike Hempfling
Learn, practice, and read words.
The app teaches Dolch sight words, the 220 most common words in children's reading books. It includes flash cards with audio, sentences, and stories for children from preschool to 3rd grade.
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