Bob Books Reading Sight Words

Bob Books Reading Sight Words

Sight Word Reading Games

157 ratings
8 reviews
$2.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 9, 2015
  • October 11, 2022

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This app uses fun games to help young children aged 3-5 learn and spell common sight words. It follows the proven Bob Books method to build early reading skills and confidence.

Four interactive games for sight word practice
Learn 30 common Kindergarten sight words
Drag letters to spell words
Trace letters to form words
Spin letter dials to complete words
Read and drag words to complete sentences
Animated rewards for learning
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What's New in Bob Books Reading Sight Words

1.4

October 11, 2022

UI updates

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Add More Words

They have more words than the ones they have right now!

Misleading R sound taught - R sound is NOT “er”

Please correct spoken/audible “R” sound to “rrrrrrr”. Also do not replace with “ruh” as this is also incorrect. R sound is simply “rrrr”.

We do not say — er-obot; we say robot
We do not say — er-ain; we say rain
We do not say — er-un; we say run
We do not say — er-at; we say rat
We do not say — er-at; we say rat
We do not say — t-er-ee; we say tree
We do not say — er-aft; we say raft
We do not say — er-ead; we say read

Please introduce young minds to accurate sounds, as although it may seem like a nominal distinction, it is wrong (and confusing and frustrating for learners)… or should I say…

Please intERoduce young minds to accuERate sounds, as it is wERong (and confusing foER leaERneERs)…

See my point?

It is only when R’s are met with vowels that we hear “er” sounds forming.
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My granddaughter loves this app!

We recently purchased this app for our upcoming trips. I try to download games and movies to keep my granddaughter busy on long plane rides and wanted an educational app. She is just starting to learn to read and has the Bob Books reading sets - this app is perfect for her! It kept her busy during the plane ride and I was so proud of her when she was able to create words! I'd highly recommend this app to anyone looking for an app for a child learning to read!
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"I like it!"

That is exactly what my 5 year old said after being glued to this app for 20 minutes! He really enjoyed the "games" and loved seeing the pictures change from black and white to the bright colors.This is a terrific learning app!

Perfect sight words app!

I love Bob Books and this app is a perfect complement to the Sight Words book.

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FAQ

What does Bob Books Reading Magic - Sight Words do?

This app helps children aged 3-5 build their sight word reading and spelling skills through a series of fun and interactive games. It focuses on teaching the most common Kindergarten level sight words.

What are the key features of this app?

The app includes four different games designed to practice reading and spelling sight words. These games involve dragging letters to spell words, tracing letters, spinning letter dials, and reading words to complete sentences. It also provides animated rewards for each new word learned.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, this app is free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.

What age group is this app suitable for?

This app is specifically designed for children aged 3-5 years old. It aligns with the early learning stages of reading and is part of the Bob Books series for young learners.

How does this app help children learn sight words?

The app uses engaging games to help children make connections between letter shapes, words, and sounds. By consistently introducing new words through play, repetition, and short stories, it aims to help children achieve the 'ah-ha' moment of reading.