Sight Words - Record and Read

Sight Words - Record and Read

by Steep Turn Software LLC

84 ratings
40 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 25 Mar 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 2, 2010
  • November 3, 2015

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About

Create custom word lists and record pronunciations to help children learn. Kids can practice with familiar voices or their own recordings. Includes pre-recorded lists and more available for purchase.

Add custom words
Record pronunciations
Tag problem words
Turn lists on/off
Kid-friendly interface
No ads
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What's New in Sight Words

2.6

November 3, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. * Update icon * Offer prerecorded words via in-app purchase

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User reviews

It was okay

I am not really trying to hate on this app .but I have a 4 year old and that is having trouble with her site words. and I love that the app can read her the site words but it really doesn’t have many choices.
soI am unhappy with that

Bad Controls

You can’t exit the words once you open the app.

One of the best!

Finally an easy to use and CUSTOMIZABLE sight word app! I was really getting over creating flash cards that would get tattered, torn, lost, etc.

This app not only allows you to create your own words, but then speak/record the pronunciation for each word so your child hears YOU, with your particular accent/dialect, instead of an accent they may not understand or recognize.

Well done!
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I am raising my two grandchildren ages 6&7 this is such a helpful tool for me especially when I’m working with one child the other can use this app to improve their knowledge of sight words . I think it is great

the app is family shareable but the word packs are not?!?

Now that we’re all thrust into the role of unemployed people with a full time job as homeschool teachers, so far this app seems serviceable. However the “gotcha” in-app purchases of grade level sight words appears to NOT be family shareable.

I purchased the word packs on my ipad to check the whole thing out before adopting it for my first grader and putting it on her ipad, only to discover once loading it there that “restore purchases” does nothing and I had to buy the word packs over again.

cheap shot, guys. very cheap
shot. 🤨

Also, it doesn’t respond to decide rotation - it’s locked in one orientation even with rotation lock off.

Clean it up, Mr Developer...
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FAQ

What does Sight Words - Record and Read do?

This app allows you to create custom lists of words for children to study. You can record your own voice saying each word, or let your child record themselves, making learning more engaging and personalized. It's designed to help kids master essential sight words.

What are the main features of this app?

Key features include the ability to add new words and record them in your own voice, tag words that a child finds difficult for later review, and turn individual word lists on and off. The interface is designed to be simple and easy for children to use, and it contains no advertisements.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use with its core functionality. However, additional prerecorded word lists, such as Dolch lists, are available for purchase through in-app purchases. This allows you to expand the learning content as needed.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is primarily designed for parents and educators who want to help young children learn and practice sight words. Its interactive features, like voice recording, make it particularly suitable for early learners who benefit from personalized and familiar audio cues.

What are some common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include helping preschoolers and early elementary students learn foundational sight words, reinforcing reading skills at home, and providing a fun way for children to practice pronunciation. Parents can also use it to create custom word lists for specific learning needs or vocabulary building.