Perfect
Son mum
But with word pronunciation and spelling has been a great help. I like how you can move the tiles onto word that seems very effective and fun for the my little kid and also beable to tap the word over and over which helps him to beable to say it.
I Also agree with other reviews comments.
but I would say it’s far from a let down because he is starting to spell the words he struggles to say.
Great
Please add more words
Pre primer
Primer
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Nouns
Response from developer
Thank you for your review. The app has all the word lists you have requested.
Extremely basic, Confusing graphics
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback. Most early reading apps focus on simple words that are easy to picture: words like "ball", "cat", and "dog". First Sight Words focuses on core vocabulary: over 300 of the words that are most commonly spoke. These words are essential to our thinking and learning, but they can often be abstract and very difficult to capture with an image. How do you draw a picture of "how"? What's a good picture of "the", "any", "from", or "why"? First Sight Words uses licensed Minspeak icons for all of its images. These same images are used in some of the most advanced and widely adopted assistive communication systems in the world. At first glance it isn't always obvious how the pictures relate to the words, but they do relate. Most importantly they are effective. We're sorry that you're unhappy with First Sight Words. We'd encourage you to give it a second chance with your child or children. If you still don't like you, can request a refund from the App Store. If you'd like to contact Learning Touch directly, we'd be happy to give you a promotional code for a free copy of one of our other apps that has simpler, more easily pictured words.
