Letters By The Case

$2.99

1.0for iPhone, iPad

Tony Baulos

Developer

Oct 4, 2017

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

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Letters By The Case Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Letters By The Case

Letters By The Case is an interactive app designed from the start to benefit students in learning identification of uppercase and lowercase letters and providing mastery proof. Three different games provide interesting and challenging interaction. Letters are broken down into groups of 12 (6 uppercase and 6 lowercase) with randomization and shuffling as well as visual cues.

Benefits:
•All letters included in Groups with random display in both UPPERCASE and lowercase.
•Three game boards provide increasing challenges to push mastery and meet student learning styles.
•Works on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
•Letters are grouped in several ways to promote learning.
•All activities are self-grading with child alerted to correct/incorrect answer.
•Progress Monitoring is provided with result sharing via email or printing.
•AugustaApps is a small company comprised of both active and retired teachers. We appreciate the help and feedback of our fellow parents and educators and hope you and your students find this helpful.