Upper and Lowercase Letters

Upper and Lowercase Letters

by Good Neighbor Press, Inc

3 ratings
4 reviews
$0.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 15, 2010
  • April 5, 2018

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This app helps young children aged 3-8 learn uppercase and lowercase letters through a matching game. Designed for iPads, it uses a visual and tactile approach with short, engaging sessions ideal for young learners.

Uppercase and lowercase letter matching
Visual and tactile learning
Short, engaging game sessions
Portrait mode only gameplay
Developed for young learners (ages 3-8)
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What's New in Upper and Lowercase Letters

5.0

April 5, 2018

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

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User reviews

Doesn't say letter names

This app doesn't say the name of the letters. They can match uppercase to lowercase but still not know what letter they just paired.

Response from developer

Hello, Calmommy! Turn Voice Prompts ON. When using the app, touch each uppercase letter and the uppercase letter is named. The lowercase letters are not named as that would give the answer away. You can also choose to "Shuffle Game Play" from the home screen so the sequence differs each time the game is played. Thank you for using my app!

Good app, but...

I teach kindergarten and this is a great app for my students. However, it would get 5 stars if there was an option to play with the letters out of sequence. Most students don't get any challenge playing it in alphabetical order. I love educational apps that can be differentiated to meet the needs of all the academic levels in my class. This app works well for early kindergarteners and my struggling students only. Please add the option to randomize the letter sequence!
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Response from developer

Hi, Canada in the US Mom! There is now an option to shuffle the game play! I hope that helps!

A must buy

All these apps are terrific. I currently use them with my six year old, and he loves them! This is just the right tool for any homeschooler learning the basic phonics, and recognition of letters and numbers. The graphics and encouraging sounds along with the charming animations cater to what appeal to all little ones; making this one of those must have apps for any parent who wants to supplement or reenforce their child's education.
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Terrific!

Wonderful app! Great graphics and sounds. Love all the Pocket Charts! apps.

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FAQ

What is Upper and Lowercase Letters?

Upper and Lowercase Letters is an educational iPad app designed to teach children aged 3-8 how to match uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet through an interactive game.

What age range is Upper and Lowercase Letters for?

The app is recommended for ages 1-3 and 4-7, with a general target audience of young learners aged 3-8. The age rating is 4+.

How much does Upper and Lowercase Letters cost?

Upper and Lowercase Letters is a paid app, priced at $0.99.

Does Upper and Lowercase Letters have ads?

No, Upper and Lowercase Letters does not contain advertisements.

What devices does Upper and Lowercase Letters support?

Upper and Lowercase Letters is developed for iPad and is available on supported iPad devices.

How often is Upper and Lowercase Letters updated?

The app was last updated on April 5, 2018, with version 5.0. It was originally released on July 15, 2010.

What learning methodology does Upper and Lowercase Letters use?

The app utilizes a simple and clever matching system, similar to pocket charts used in classrooms, focusing on visual and tactile learning experiences.

How does Upper and Lowercase Letters track progress?

The description does not explicitly mention progress tracking features. However, it highlights short game sessions designed for learners with short attention spans.