Sight Words: Pre - K Edition

$0.99

1.3.1for iPhone, iPad

Darrin Altman

Developer

Sep 10, 2016

Update Date

Education

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Sight Words: Pre - K Edition Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Sight Words: Pre - K Edition

"The app is designed to make learning these sight words fun and exciting! If you need a useful tool to prepare your child for learning to read and write, this is the app for you." - www.iHeartThisApp.com

- 50 common beginning sight words

- Entertaining video clips

- Clear audio pronunciation of each word

- AirPlay enabled

A perfect app to help your child learn their first set of sight words. Color coded in sets of five to enable studying in small groups.

Select a word and the screen transitions to a new image where your child can tap on an audio button and hear the word clearly pronounced or a video button will play a short animated clip where Gracie will entertain and elicit your child's participation.

While viewing the detail view with one word, a quick swipe up or down will cycle through the words. A simple swipe to the right will take you back to the original list.

Recommended Use: Focus on five words at a time until they are memorized. Make one new set of five words per week the goal.