Reader Bee vs Easy Banjo Chords

Reader Bee interactive apps and books engage the child in a rich fantasy world. The interactive sensory process helps the child build cognitive links making the learning experience more engaging and memorable. Reader Bee has the first ever Chunking Engine with Phonics Sound outs with animated examples. The Phonics Sound outs assist the child with their understanding of the building blocks of words. The Phonics Sound outs are always available to the child, so the child is able to attack new words without the assistance of an adult. This method can be used to teach children how to read in a faster more effective, fun way. This process takes ambiguity and unnecessary complexity out of learning. The Phonics Sound out feature is paired with animated examples of each word the child needs help with. This takes a lot of the pain out of the difficult process of learning new words, and makes learning to read faster and more intuitive. Reader Bee Chunking Engine with Phonics Sound outs makes the process of decoding words clear, fun and engaging. This helps children stay engaged in the learning process and boosts their confidence. We strongly believe that making the process of learning easier and more intuitive is the most effective path to growth in fluency and confidence in learning. We want all of our children to enjoy the process of learning. All of them deserve a smooth and stress-free transition to the fluent ability to read. The Reader Bee Method is the most fun a child can have learning to read.

Display design was created by a banjo player who understands the common struggles that musicians encounter when they first pick up a banjo. A simple drop-down menu allows the users to choose the chord. The resulting display shows the strings and corresponding frets in table form that you’ll need to strike a perfect major, minor, or seventh chord. The chords are for a 5-string banjo using open G tuning (G-DGBD). The strings are denoted as first, second, third and fourth with the first being closest to the ground. An open fret is denoted by 0. The user will not need extensive musical training or extreme familiarity with this instrument. Practice the chords that appear often in bluegrass and other genres, test your knowledge, and have fun getting to know this friendly instrument!