Mrs. Gardner’s Kindergarten Apps for Learning 1 ABC MAGIC READING Short Vowel Words can help your child’s future reading success. ABC MAGIC stays committed to time tested phonics principles, to techniques proven to be successful. Besides the reading feature, there are two skill building programs added that almost all other programs overlook-blending and segmenting. 2 ABC READING MAGIC 2 will help your child gain mastery with consonant blends. This app will give your child practice with consonant blends to improve their reading skills. This app will help your child learn the sounds of the letters of the alphabet, which are necessary for reading. Learning the sounds of the letters gives your child the tools for reading and helps them become better readers. In this version 4 phonetic matching phonetic photo images are matched with each letter to help your child learn the sound of each letter. See also and Little Matchups is an exciting interactive matching game that helps your child rapidly learn how to recognize and identify important concepts such as letters, shapes, and numbers. ★Children's Technology Review "Editor's Choice Award for Excellence in Design" - 4.8 stars out of 5 - "It is an extremely powerful early reading experience." ★"Best literacy app in my opinion" Sue, National Board Certified Teacher ★Featured by Apple in "Apps for Learning to Read", "Apps for Learning to Write" & "Words for the Wise" Number counting. Learning the times tables. Repeating the alphabet. This needn’t be boring for kids. With DotToDot numbers and letters it’s fun to practise all three! Using dot-to-dot puzzles, DotToDot numbers and letters teaches the sequence of numbers and letters by creating puzzles of dots that kids can’t wait to join up! Now that your kindergartner is sounding out words, it's time to start building sentences. In Word-Blocks, the child hears the sentence, watches the words in the sentence scatter, and then puts the words back into place. The sentences are made up of Dolch sight words, a list of frequently used words that have to be easily recognized in order to achieve reading fluency. Welcome to TallyTots— the interactive counting game that turns numbers into action. And learning into a whole lot of fun. Whether they’re feeding chipmunks, picking apples or racing cars around the track, they’ll learn how to count from one to 20, with plenty of fun and laughter to keep you both entertained.
over the Internet. two solid lines like most primary school paper so you can practice having the appropriate parts of the letters or numbers in the right areas. baby will delight in using this app. Ideal for ages 0 to 6. of the story. When done, you can listen to your story with beautifully animated pictures. McGraw-Hill’s Monster Squeeze game reinforces number recognition and offers a quick and easy way to practice number line concepts and number comparisons. This one- or two-player game runs on the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. Photo Touch Concepts is an exciting educational game that helps your child rapidly learn to understand important concepts by sight, sound, and touch. The interface is so easy to use that even a 9 month old baby will delight in using this app. Ideal for ages 0 to 6. Sam Phibian can only make it through the day by counting the bugs he eats. Eating too many bugs--or eating the silly things in his swamp that aren't bugs at all--will cause Sam to grow too big for his lily pad! Help your child learn to speak, read, and spell as they learn to recognize words and letters by sight sound and tough Sight Words, also known as the Dolch List are an integral part in learning how to read. The Dolch Word list contains 220 words that make up the most common words of the English language and are easiest learned by sight. See also