LetterReflex - Overcoming Letter Reversals & Backwards Writing in Early Childhood Development & Dyslexic Children

LetterReflex - Overcoming Letter Reversals & Backwards Writing in Early Childhood Development & Dyslexic Children

by BinaryLabs, Inc.

4 ratings
15 reviews

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This app helps children overcome letter reversals and backwards writing through engaging, game-based activities. It uses kinesthetic learning and visual discrimination exercises to teach left from right and correct letter formation. Progress tracking and emailable reports are included for parents, teachers, and therapists.

Kinesthetic learning for left/right orientation
Letter and word discrimination practice
Maze and arcade-style games
Automatic progress tracking and reports
Emailable progress reports
Universal app for iOS devices
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What's New in LetterReflex

1.1.3

October 15, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fix

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

LetterReflex Multi-User

Allows LetterReflex to maintain individual reports for multiple users. An unlimited number of users can be tracked. Great for school and OT environments.

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User reviews

Does not work

This was recommended by my son’s OT as home Therapy, but unfortunately does NOT WORK! There is a lack of instructions. The only instructions to tilt or swipe the screen are useless. There has to be better Applications out there, just wished I didn’t pay.

NO!!

This app is frustrating and is absolutely NOT a good way to help students who struggle with reversals.

Needs some work

This app could use some work. We teach kids that the letters b/d face each other... So when they are reversed in the game, it is confusing for my students. I also think there should be another setting where the letters switch positions (all of them). The other swiping game is just plain confusing for kiddos with learning disabilities and difficulties with positions in general.
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Help with B/D Confusion

I am a homeschool mom and I got this to help my daughter who was having a lot of trouble telling the difference between letters. This is the only app I've found like it, but I think it could be improved a lot very simply. First, on the ball rolling part my daughter had learned to identify by color instead of by position, so I'm not sure how much that is helping. Also, the ball rolling is a little too challenging for her so she can't go past level 2 or so. I would like it much better if the colors changed every time and if you could slow the ball down for younger kids. The second game is more helpful and much easier for her to progress in since she doesn't have to balance so much. Still, I wish I could specify what I wanted her to be learning, since I'd like to be able to focus more on b vs d. With those adjustments, this could be an awesome app. As it is $4 feels like a rip off.
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Boring for kids

Not good.

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FAQ

What is LetterReflex?

LetterReflex is an educational app designed to help children overcome common letter reversals, such as mixing up 'b' and 'd' or 'p' and 'q'. It uses two main activities, 'Tilt It' and 'Flip It', to teach left from right and improve letter discrimination skills.

How does LetterReflex help with letter reversals?

The 'Tilt It' activity employs kinesthetic learning to associate left and right with correct letter formation by having users tilt the device. 'Flip It' uses arcade-style gameplay to enhance visual discrimination of letters and words in the correct orientation.

What kind of progress tracking does LetterReflex offer?

LetterReflex automatically tracks time on task, accuracy, and overall progress. These reports can be easily emailed directly from the app to parents, teachers, or therapists.

Is LetterReflex suitable for children with dyslexia?

Yes, the app is specifically designed to help children with early childhood development and those with dyslexia who struggle with letter reversals and backwards writing. It aims to build an instinctive correlation between letter formation and directional awareness.

What devices is LetterReflex compatible with?

LetterReflex is a universal app and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Purchasing it once allows usage across all your iOS devices.

How often is LetterReflex updated?

The app was last updated on October 15, 2014, to version 1.1.3. While not frequently updated recently, its core functionality remains effective for its intended purpose.

What is the age rating for LetterReflex?

LetterReflex has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for preschoolers and early elementary school children who are beginning to learn their letters.

Does LetterReflex contain advertisements?

The provided data does not indicate the presence of advertisements within LetterReflex. It is a paid application, suggesting a focus on user experience without ad interruptions.