Apps Like Initial Code for iPhone and iPad
Learn to read and spell English.
The app provides activities for blending, segmenting, sound-spelling correspondence, and word and sentence reading and writing. It is designed to introduce sound-spelling correspondences for learning to read and write.
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Animal Words(PRO): Educational Sight&First words
JP Game LLC
Educational words for young children.
The app offers over 274 words across various categories including animals, food, and life. It features 28 scenes and two game modes, A-Z and Scenes, with native spelling and pronunciation in English, Spanish, German, and French.



Dutch Word Wizard for Kids
Pierre Abel
Hear Dutch letters and words spoken.
The app lets children hear Dutch letter and word sounds with a talking movable alphabet. It offers spelling practice with over 300 questions and allows users to create custom quizzes and track progress.

Alphabet for iPhone
HARASHOW Interactive
Learn alphabet by playing and fun.
The app provides an interactive book for children to learn the alphabet. Children can learn by touching the screen to see animations and hear sound effects, and by tracing letters to practice writing.




Picture Packets - Words
Bob Baratta-Lorton
Matching words to their pictures
The app presents word and picture matching activities. It contains pages with ten words and ten pictures for matching to build reading skills.



Decoding Chart - Levels
Bob Baratta-Lorton
Transitioning sounds to written letters.
The app converts words written in sounds to words written in letters. It transitions children from sounds to letters once they can read and write phrases.



Booklets
Bob Baratta-Lorton
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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