About
This app helps young children learn to spell by breaking words into phonetic chunks and sounding them out. It uses vibrant photos and meaningful sentences to reinforce learning, offering a fun and independent way for kids aged 5-7 to build spelling success.
What's New in i Can Spell with Phonics LITE
1.0.2
October 31, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed the text wrapping issue with iOS 11 Improved speech Added functionality to tap or drag phonemes to solve picture-word-puzzles
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FAQ
What is the learning methodology of i Can Spell with Phonics LITE?
i Can Spell with Phonics LITE systematically breaks words into phonemes and sounds them out, presenting the whole word and phonics together. It teaches spelling through immersion and repeated exposure, both visually and aurally, with words placed in meaningful sentence context.
How does i Can Spell with Phonics LITE track progress?
The app provides structured lessons with three activities followed by a reward game for each 10-word lesson. While specific progress tracking metrics aren't detailed, the progression through word lists and activities suggests a learning path.
Does i Can Spell with Phonics LITE have ads?
No, i Can Spell with Phonics LITE is ad-free. The description explicitly states 'NO ADS – NO IN-APP PURCHASES – NO WORRIES!'.
What devices is i Can Spell with Phonics LITE compatible with?
i Can Spell with Phonics LITE is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for i Can Spell with Phonics LITE?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children.
How often is i Can Spell with Phonics LITE updated?
The latest version is 1.0.2, last updated on October 31, 2017. This indicates infrequent updates.
What are the voice options available in i Can Spell with Phonics LITE?
i Can Spell with Phonics LITE offers voice options for American, British, and Australian English.
Can teachers disable reward games in i Can Spell with Phonics LITE?
Yes, teachers can turn off the reward arcade games in the 'Settings' menu, allowing students to focus solely on word games.
