This educational app helps first graders master essential subjects like math, reading, and spelling through engaging games and a rewarding system. It offers personalized learning, tracks progress, and provides verbal feedback to keep children motivated.
Reviews of TeachMe are mostly positive: the Education app is rated 3.8/5 from 42 App Store ratings. What users like most: comprehensive educational content covering math, spelling, and sight words, engaging reward system with coins and virtual store purchases. Top complaints: handwriting recognition is inconsistent and frustrating, difficulty recognizing specific letters (M, T, G especially problematic). Summarized from real user reviews.
5.0.7
October 21, 2024
• Fixed art store not taking coins after purchases bug • Various bug fixes and enhancements
12 issues
Handwriting recognition fails to accept correct letters
Letter M not recognized consistently
19 requests
Grade 2, 3, and higher grade versions
Option to disable or mute narrator voice
This app focuses on four key subjects for first graders: sight words, addition, subtraction, and spelling. These learning areas are designed to align with common core standards to help children prepare for their first-grade curriculum.
It uses a unique reward system where children earn coins by playing learning games. They can then spend these coins in TeachTown on fun rewards like collecting shapes, visiting a virtual aquarium, or decorating scenes, which helps maintain their interest and motivation.
Yes, parents have significant control. They can select which subjects are displayed for each child, set different difficulty levels, and even choose specific questions within a subject. They can also adjust reward thresholds and track performance history.
The app supports both writing recognition, where children write their answers directly, and a virtual keyboard input option. For writing, it provides guidance on correct stroke order if a child needs help.
Yes, the app is classroom friendly and supports up to 40 students. Each child has their own achievements screen to track progress, and parents can personalize settings for each individual child.
