Sight Words : Learning Games & Reading Flashcards

Sight Words : Learning Games & Reading Flashcards

by eFlashApps, LLC

3 ratings
19 reviews

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This app offers a comprehensive learning experience for preschoolers and kindergarteners to master sight words. It features three engaging games with adjustable difficulty levels, professional voiceovers, and memory-building activities to make learning fun and effective.

Pre-Primary and Primary grades
Professional voiceovers
3 built-in games
Adjustable difficulty levels
Memory building game
Ad-free experience
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What's New in Sight Words

2.0

December 10, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. • All New HD Design for improved game play & learn! • Added our popular Word Bingo Game • Bug Fixes and iOS 10 optimization

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Good app but...

This would be a better app if users could change the font to lower case. Most of what children will be exposed to reading will be in lower case. Please consider changing that in your next update.

Paid, but still ads.

Purchased app still has ads. Restarted app, phone, checked support, nothing will work. Refresh purchase has message telling me no record of purchase, but I clearly have free and paid versions. Error message also has misspelled word. Not happy. Is there really an ad-free version??? I would like my money back.
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Ok but NO guns!

The app provides a nice review of the most used sight words with a variety of reinforcing activities. But, I don't like the GUN shooting the words with a BANG as a reinforcer. Could you change the directions to POP the correct word and then have a different word as the reinforcer like GOOD or even POP? Thank you for your consideration.
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Mom of a boy with down syndrome

Love it, love it, love it. Nothing excited my son about reading until this program. He is learning all these sight words which gives him a great base and having fun playing games with words on his iPad. Thank you for this.

disappointed

I am very upset! The sound does not work. This seems like it would be a great app if we could hear the words.

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FAQ

What is the short name for Sight Words : Learning Games & Reading Flashcards?

The short name for Sight Words : Learning Games & Reading Flashcards is Sight Words.

What is the learning methodology used in Sight Words?

Sight Words uses a playful learning approach with three built-in games that incorporate repetition and touch features. Professional voiceovers and memory-building activities enhance auditory learning and vocabulary retention.

Does Sight Words have ads?

No, Sight Words is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for children.

What is the price of Sight Words?

Sight Words is priced at $4.99. It was previously offered at a 100% discount during an introductory sale.

What devices is Sight Words compatible with?

Sight Words is compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch devices.

How often is Sight Words updated?

The latest version of Sight Words is 2.0, which was released on December 10, 2016. The app was originally released on July 5, 2011.

What is the age rating for Sight Words?

Sight Words has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for preschoolers and young children.

What do users think of Sight Words?

Sight Words has a rating of 3.7 stars from 3 ratings. This suggests a generally positive but mixed user reception based on the limited feedback available.