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Great beginning app for my kids. They love the rhyming and talking Apple. The games are just right for their age. I highly recommend this app!
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Word Family Readers are an easy and fun way for children to learn to read. The stories use rhyming words that have the same ending sound but a different beginning sound. Chuck who had bad luck and Mox the ox and his box are just two of the entertaining stories.
The Word Family Reader approach is endorsed by educators as a great way for young children to acquire a basic knowledge of phonics. There are no pictures in these books. When children read them, they are truly reading – not relying on pictures to recognize words.
Word Family Readers –
• start young children reading right away.
• have 42 stories to be read.
• provide audio versions of each story.
• reinforce reading skills through games.
• teach children to read and spell 200 one-syllable words.
The two authors of this series, Peggy Gisler and Marge Eberts, are very experienced reading teachers who –
• have written more than 50 textbooks for beginning readers that are used in schools across the country.
• teach teachers how to teach reading.
• hold reading specialist degrees (Ed.S.) in education.
• won the Children’s Reading Round Table award for their beginning reader – Pancakes, Crackers, and Pizza.
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The Word Family Reader approach is endorsed by educators as a great way for young children to acquire a basic knowledge of phonics. There are no pictures in these books. When children read them, they are truly reading – not relying on pictures to recognize words.
Word Family Readers –
• start young children reading right away.
• have 42 stories to be read.
• provide audio versions of each story.
• reinforce reading skills through games.
• teach children to read and spell 200 one-syllable words.
The two authors of this series, Peggy Gisler and Marge Eberts, are very experienced reading teachers who –
• have written more than 50 textbooks for beginning readers that are used in schools across the country.
• teach teachers how to teach reading.
• hold reading specialist degrees (Ed.S.) in education.
• won the Children’s Reading Round Table award for their beginning reader – Pancakes, Crackers, and Pizza.
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Word Reader Reviews
Rhyming Stories are Fun for Kids
My kids loved the rhyming stories and started reading right away. They are also learning phonics!
Great beginning reader app
Terrific app for beginning readers. My son loved listening to the stories and playing the games and now he can read the stories by himself.
Excellent educational tool
From great educators
Great Beginning Reader
We tried and tried to help Lily learn to read while babysitting her. No luck in doing this until we discovered this app. Now, she will have a great start on reading when she gets to kindergarten next year. Lily just listened and listened to the stories. Then she started to read them. We know she actually can read the story words because she aces the word games that she plays over and over again. Lily has literally taught herself to read without much help from us.
SM
The emphasis is on repetition! A true early readers app!
Great for kids!
I love skinny books! This is great for my kids and for my friends with kids. Why not give the kids a game on your phone that they can learn and have fun with! I recommend to all my friends who have kids! It keeps their minds occupied in good way!
Fun for Kids!
My daughter has been having a lot of fun with this app. She enjoys listening and reading along with the stories and playing the games in each section (bingo, matching/memory). I will definitely recommend this to all my friends with children who are starting to learn how to read.
Awesome
Like that kids can focus on weds vs pictures. My daughter was having trouble with comprehension. This format helps her focus on meaning of words and story line. Bonus is that she loves stories and questions! Thanks!
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Publisher
- COMPASS SYNDICATE
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 2.0.3 (1 year ago )
- Released on
- Aug 12, 2015 (9 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States , Malta , Philippines , Peru , New Zealand , Norway , Netherlands , Nigeria , Malaysia , Mexico , Poland , Madagascar , Lebanon , Kazakhstan , Kuwait , South Korea , Italy , Pakistan , Iceland , Portugal , Romania , Russia , Saudi Arabia , Sweden , Singapore , Slovenia , Thailand , Türkiye , Taiwan , Ukraine , Uzbekistan , Vietnam , South Africa , Belarus , Denmark , Germany , Czechia , Colombia , China , Chile , Switzerland , Canada , Dominican Republic , Brazil , Bahrain , Belgium , Azerbaijan , Australia , Austria , Argentina , United Arab Emirates , Algeria , Ecuador , Estonia , Egypt , Spain , Finland , France , United Kingdom , Greece , Hong Kong SAR China , Hungary , Indonesia , Ireland , Israel , India
- Last Updated
- 1 month ago
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