Games to learn to read and write Free

Games to learn to read and write Free

by Blue Compass BVBA

2 ratings
5 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 22, 2012
  • March 15, 2016

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This educational app uses a gradual and fun method to teach children aged 3-8 how to read and write in English. It features flashcards, interactive games, and a reward system to keep young learners engaged without adult supervision.

150+ flashcards for alphabet learning
7 engaging reading and writing games
5 difficulty levels per game
Reward system with coconuts and gifts
Multiplayer mode
Parental progress tracking
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What's New in Games to learn to read and write Free

2.0

March 15, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. bugs fixed, updated for new IOS versions, text to voice improved

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User reviews

Scammed

I spent the money to unlock all the games and not only did it not open the locked games but the app not quits randomly and is unable to play. Total waste of money!!!

Great for Learning to read and spell!

My two year old cant put the game down! She is already starting to identify letters and how to put them in order and we've only had the app for a day!

Great app!

Drag and drop learning game.

Well put together app here.
It is made so small fingers can work it with ease.
My 4 year old loves it.
Easy recommendation here.

Top notch here!

Was surprised to see the quality in this one.
Great interface along with great voice work.
If you have kids under 8, get this one.

Great learning game for kids.

Makes it fun to learn.
Easy interface so young ones can play.

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FAQ

What age range is Games to learn to read and write Free for?

Games to learn to read and write Free is designed for children aged 3 to 8 years old. It aims to provide a head start in school and is effective even for kids with learning disabilities.

How does Games to learn to read and write Free teach reading and writing?

The app uses a gradual and funny method with over 150 flashcards for the alphabet and letters. It also includes 7 different games focused on word association, completion, and writing practice.

Does Games to learn to read and write Free require adult supervision?

No, the app is designed to teach children to read and write gradually and in a funny way without the help of an adult. However, it does offer a parental follow-up feature to track individual progression.

What kind of rewards are available in Games to learn to read and write Free?

Players can earn coconuts by answering 7 or more questions correctly out of 10. These coconuts can be used to throw at gifts, adding an element of surprise and discovery to the learning process.

Can multiple children use Games to learn to read and write Free?

Yes, the app supports multiple players and allows parents to follow each individual child's progression separately. This makes it suitable for families with more than one child.

What is the update frequency for Games to learn to read and write Free?

The latest version, 2.0, was released on March 15, 2016. The app was initially released on August 22, 2012, indicating it has received updates over time.

Is Games to learn to read and write Free available on all devices?

Games to learn to read and write Free is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating systems.

What languages will Games to learn to read and write Free be available in?

Currently, the app teaches reading and writing in English. It is planned to be available soon in French, Spanish, Russian, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, and German.