Hiragana Katakana Karuta vs Initial Code Full Version

Play this “Hiragana Katakana Karuta” with your children who have just begun learning hiragana and katakana, the Japanese cursive syllabary. Here is the Japanese karuta, using 46 hiraganas and 46 karutas with illustrations that are familiar with you. ～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～ ◆How to play this app◆ Listen to the words in Japanese, especially the last hiragana and katakana sound. Then find and touch the card that you’ve listened to. Each of the card shows hiragana and katakana clearly so that you can find it easily. The Japanese words you hear are about something familiar with you, and the cards you touch describe their illustrations. The hiragana and katakana is read randomly. Complete all of the 46 cards each section as soon as you can. This app is for children before entering elementary schools and for those who has just begun learning Japanese. Being able to read hiragana and katakana enables you to communicate basically in Japanese, and it must be the basis of learning in Japanese. This app lets your children recognise how to read hiragana and katakana as well as its shapes, operating and playing it by themselves. Try it with your lovely children together. ～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～ ◆Infomation Gloding Inc. has created another app “Hiragana Training” for those who are interested in hiragana. You can practice writing hiragana with your fingers. (Fee-charging)

The official app for the Sounds-Write Initial Code phonics programme, for learning to read and spell in English. ******* IPAD ONLY ******* This app is currently unavailable on the iPhone because of the writing element of the app. For young children to become fluent readers and spellers they need to rehearse and consolidate what they are learning. It is this, repeated over and over again, that enables their access to alphabetic code knowledge and skills to become totally automatic and internalised processes. This app offers a variety of activities to develop the skills of blending and segmenting, sound spelling correspondence, word reading and writing and some sentences reading and writing. The app has been designed to introduce all the sound-spelling correspondences your child(ren) needs to learn to put them well on the way to learning to read and write. Each unit will be locked until the child has completed enough of the current unit to be able to progress. For more information on the Sounds-Write programme please visit www.sounds-write.co.uk