What's Changed? Skill Builder - US version

What's Changed? Skill Builder - US version

by Accessible Publishing Systems Pty Limited

26 ratings
9 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 16 Jan 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 18, 2015
  • September 17, 2015

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This app helps students develop critical phonemic awareness skills essential for reading. It uses interactive exercises focusing on vowel sounds and consonant blends, allowing parents and teachers to track progress.

Phonemic awareness development
Vowel sound and consonant blend exercises
Auditory discrimination training
Segmentation and blending skills
Progress tracking for educators
Multiple difficulty levels
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What's New in What's Changed? Skill Builder

1.3

September 17, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Minor Improvements and Bug Fixes.

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User reviews

help- I can’t this app to work

Help - the app does not work- cannot even open it! Will not take a name!

Okay

I like it ! It helps with spelling!👍

Concept good but doesn’t provide feedback

The concept is good and helps my child listen for the individual sounds in words, but unless I sit and watch him, there’s no way to see how he’s doing. The bar below each section showing if a student got the questions correct doesn’t seem to be working, so I can’t see if he’s doing well or even which sections have been attempted. It’s like starting over each time.
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It’s good

The activities are good. But it doesn’t let you change between users which is very frustrating. When you click on the “change user” option in the menu it just takes you back to how you first signed in. It makes you put in first and last name with an email. Very tedious if you are switching back and forth between users. I don’t even think it saves your progress when you try to switch back to a previous user.
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I love this app!!!

I will be honest. I only let the kids use the “color” part of the game because our mark ups are different and I don’t want to confuse them. However, the color portion is amazing! It truly makes my students slow down and listen for each phoneme! They are learning to identify what the differences in words are and it causes them to think about how we would write that! I recommend it to everyone I talk to! I only wish that it could be on android as well! Thank you for creating this app!
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FAQ

What is the main purpose of What's Changed? Skill Builder?

What's Changed? Skill Builder is designed to enhance students' phonemic awareness, which is crucial for learning to read. It focuses on identifying sounds within words, substituting sounds, adding or omitting sounds, and switching sounds.

What age group is What's Changed? Skill Builder suitable for?

The app is suitable for students of all ages, particularly emerging readers and struggling readers. It is also beneficial for English language learners aiming to improve their auditory discrimination and pronunciation.

How does What's Changed? Skill Builder help with reading?

It develops foundational skills like phonemic awareness, segmentation, and blending. These abilities enable students to recognize whole words by blending individual sounds together, a key component of successful reading.

Can parents or teachers monitor progress with What's Changed? Skill Builder?

Yes, parents and teachers can monitor students' progress and identify weaker areas by reviewing the results for each skill type within the app.

What are the different categories and difficulty levels in What's Changed? Skill Builder?

There are three categories: Standard English, Readable English (which uses glyphs for non-standard sounds), and Color (focusing purely on auditory discrimination). Each category has four increasing levels of difficulty.

Does What's Changed? Skill Builder have ads?

No, What's Changed? Skill Builder does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for users.

What devices support What's Changed? Skill Builder?

What's Changed? Skill Builder is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible on various Apple mobile platforms.

How often is What's Changed? Skill Builder updated?

The app was last updated on September 17, 2015, with version 1.3. While updates have not been frequent recently, the core functionality remains focused on phonemic awareness development.