iTouchilearn Words Free for Preschool Reading, Spelling, Speech Skills User Reviews

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Top reviews

Wouldn't buy full app version!

This app is not for a kid 5 & under. Mostly for kids kinder and up!

Thank You.

I would recommend this for any parent to download to help kids that are just learning to speak. My son loves playing with the app and it has helped him progress with his words!

Paid for nothing

I downloaded the free app and my 3 yr old loved it. Then bought the full version and it crashes every time I open it what a waste

Five stars

This is a great learning app for the kids. Also great for long trips in the car or even if your in the restaurant keeps the kids entertained.
Well worth having this one.

The Bat

Love

My little sister loves this game. Its a really great educational gaming app

Unusable on iPad

This app is completely unusable on the iPad. It does not show the entire app on the screen from the main menu and on, so you cannot play it. I do not believe this app was ever tested on the iPad, and it's basically a lie that it is advertised under iPad. I am very disappointed that this app was not rejected by Apple.
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Great app, BUT.......

Most of these apps are great, particularly for children with Autism, but I cannot use them because they require HEADPHONES to hear the instructions and music. I work with children who cannot tolerate anything on their head or ears, and I am sure that other people have run into the same situation. I am quite surprised that this was not taken into consideration when developing these games. Even if thechild would use the headphones, the teacher would need to hear the dialogue in order to facilitate the lesson. Useless, unless you can use without headphones.
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