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Tiny Human Sky Words スクリーンショット

iPad

iPhone

About Tiny Human Sky Words

Tiny Human Sky Writing helps your student or child master sight words and reading fundamentals. It contains all the sight words from several high frequency reading lists, including Dolch, Fry and Zeno. Additionally you can create your own word lists and add specific words your child is working on. Children will have fun learning to read and recognize sight words as they are engaged with airplanes, helicopters and clouds that soar through the air.

Unlimited students can be added to the game and every interaction is recorded for each student. This allows educators and parents to monitor progress and focus on specific words. Words in each list can be selected to allow for practice where it is most needed.

Three levels of game play are including, allowing younger children to use the game as well as those who are more experienced.

The fun graphics, animations and sound effects will help keep your child engaged as they practice sight word recognition and reading. Your child is sure to have fun with this game as well as learn to recognize all the sight words needed to build a strong foundation for reading. This game has been used in Kindergarten through 2nd Grade class rooms. If your curriculum includes word lists or words not included, they can easily be configured in this game by creating your own word list.

Recently added is the ability to email progress reports by student and word list. Educators can use this to keep parents informed and involved.