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Writing Magic Letters : Kids learn to write

Writing Magic Letters : Kids learn to write

by Unit11

1 ratings
28 reviews
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$1.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 17, 2012
  • October 21, 2015

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This app helps children learn to write the alphabet through an engaging magical world. By casting spells through correct letter formation, kids solve problems and master writing skills. It includes spoken guidance and phonic sounds for early learners.

✓Alphabet writing lessons
✓Interactive spellcasting
✓Over 70 problems to solve
✓Spoken guidance and phonic sounds
✓Progress saving
✓Multiple game routes
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What's New in Writing Magic Letters

3.2

October 21, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Now fully compatible with iOS 9.

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Highly over sensitive

we were recommended this app by one of my sons school teachers. He is 4. For 4, his letters are great, however this app says repeatedly “that’s not quite right” if he doesn’t hit every dot in the letter exactly. For a child who has just turned 4, he is great at writing but this app made him feel his letters “he wasn’t quite right”. The app is way to sensitive and needs work to reflect this
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Raon2121Raon2121

Issues with f

My son loves the app, but we are having issues with f not showing as correct no matter what we do.
lockleslockles

Great app for letter shapes

This app has been great for my child - the format of clues and then practising each letter shape is works. We have tried a range of apps about letters, and this is definitely the most fun - our favourite. Thank you!
Kathryn EMKathryn EM

Awful

Stupidly over sensitive considering it is for young children. I would like a refund it was so bad.
ParkroadwestenglandParkroadwestengland

Nice App - Terrible Voice Over

Nicely made app and my daughter really enjoys practising her letters, but seriously what were they thinking with the voice over?

A boring voice who cannot tell a story and sounds like it was recorded in someone's kitchen with a £10 microphone from Argos.
Libertyuk02Libertyuk02
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FAQ

What does this app teach children?

This app teaches children how to write the letters of the alphabet. It uses a magical theme where writing letters correctly allows children to cast spells, solve problems, and progress through the game. It also includes basic phonic sounds for each letter.

How does the app help children learn to write?

The app provides demonstrations and lessons explaining how to write each of the 26 letters. Children practice by writing the letters, and the app requires them to be fairly accurate to proceed. There are over 70 problems designed to reinforce writing practice.

Is the app suitable for children who cannot read yet?

Yes, the app is designed for young learners. The entire story and all guidance are spoken aloud, so children do not need to be able to read. The speech can be turned off if a child wishes to practice their reading skills.

What are the age recommendations for this app?

This app is suitable for children aged 3 to 6 years old. It is designed to help them get acquainted with letters, words, and the process of writing the alphabet.

How does the app track progress?

The app features an auto-save function that saves your child's progress. This allows them to pick up where they left off, ensuring a continuous learning experience. They can also choose from multiple routes through the game, making each playthrough unique.