Qamoosi vs Let's Read Abc

Qamoosi teaches basic reading skills to little kids in a fun, colorful way. This game includes more than 80 words in seven different categories. This educational app is designed for kids ages two to seven. In the main screen, select from seven categories: colors, animals, numbers, food, furniture, nature, and transportation. The aim of the game is to arrange the letters in the correct order to make the word. All letters are pronounced when touched. When the word is correctly completed, the whole word is pronounced and the kid can start coloring the picture. Qamoosi teaches kids pronunciation, spelling, and word-picture association. An absolutely fun way to learn how to read! - Designed by Karim Kadri (http://karimkadri.me), Developed by Obada Kadri (http://obadakadri.com)

This app is for speeding up your English reading pace and improving your pronunciation. You can improve both your reading speed and pronunciation by reading the sentences which are created from the most common words in English, and testing yourself. The application first makes you write the sight word that you choose. Then it shows you a sample sentence with that word. Before you speak, you can listen to the sample reading of the sentence if you prefer. The application asks for microphone permission to listen to your voice and evaluate your reading. After you read the sentence, it evaluates the sentence you read. And if your pronunciation is correct, you can proceed to the next sentence. So it helps you improve your speed and fluency in reading. This application includes: - Reading, writing and spelling "Sight Words": 100 most used words in English. - Examples of sentences containing the most common words in English - Writing and reading numbers from 1 to 30. - Writing and spelling capital and lowercase letters. Sight words are the words that must be memorized to help a child learn to read and write. Learning the words of seeing allows a child to recognize these words at a glance - at a glance - without having to divide words into individual letters, and strong readers recognize most words. Knowing common or high-frequency words makes reading easier and faster because the reader does not have to try and hear each letter, letter-by-letter.