Kids Learning Words

Kids Learning Words consists of three activities which will teach your children to:

- Blend sounds into words
- Read simple words
- Form simple words

Kids Learning Words invites preschool-aged children to listen and learn the words in a fun way.
Learn how words are spoken and written while playing a fun game.
Kids need to make word by moving letters to the blackboard in correct order.
With Kids Learning Words, your preschool-aged kids will learn the alphabet letter names, will practice letter shapes, words and letter recognition, finding letters in context and connect words with them sounds and graphical representations.
Kids Learning Words use the Dolch word list that is a list of frequently used English words compiled by Edward William Dolch, a major proponent of the "whole-word" method of beginning reading instruction.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolch_word_list

The game has three difficulty mode.
Easy. In the first approach at word, kid need to complete it just adding the correct letter to compose the entire word that is written below, specked, spelled and represented by an image.
Medium. Like the easy mode but the entire word need to be completely composed from the first to the last letter.
Hard. Like the medium mode but the target word is not written below. So kid need to recognize the word from the speech or the image.
By the time kids are done, they know the appearance and pronunciation of the letters and words by heart.
This simple educational game teaches kids to recognize alphabet letters as they appear in words. As a result, preschoolers learn that words are made up of letters.


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