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Alphabetics is learning to read English, and is the awareness of how the letters of the alphabet relate the sounds of the language.  Alphabetics involves being aware of the sounds that make up spoken words as well as how those sounds relate to letters.

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Phonics is how you teach a child to read and write the alphabetic language.  It is putting together the relationship between sound, letter, groups of letters and or syllables of the written language.

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Survival in this world becomes more difficult for people who show the slightest tendencies of having natural flaws. Making it sound like a personal fault and being uptight about it is something people end up doing unintentionally. However, without a doubt, it is true that anyone can excel in anything if they put their mind to it. Similarly, for children with Autism, it is a little difficult to indulge in relationships and socialize like a normal child. They cannot learn, speak or write as easily as a normal child does. But a true teacher or parent can always help them through with their struggles. Every child is unique which is why each one of them requires a unique teaching method according to their intellect and needs. Same method of teaching a lesson cannot work on all the students. Children with Autism tend to be special in this case as well. If you are a teacher and a parent to an autistic child, it is essential for you to pay attention to the correct method of teaching them. You can also take an extra step and go with e-learning for teaching autistic kids. There are certain learning apps on iPhone and iPad for teaching autistic kids. Here are some helpful ten tips for you to teach numbers and alphabets to children with Autism.

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10 Tips to Teach Numbers & Alphabets to Children with Autism

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Phonemic awareness is the ability to to focus on sounds to turn into words.  Phonemes combines forms of syllables and words.  Students with phonological awareness are able to identify and make oral rhymes.

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Phonemic awareness is the ability to to focus on sounds to turn into words.  Phonemes combines forms of syllables and words.  Students with phonological awareness are able to identify and make oral rhymes.

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The alphabetic principle refers to the systematic relationship between letters (graphemes) and their sounds (phonemes). This Penlighten article will try to explain the alphabetic principle with the help of some examples.

Orthography
Orthography is the representation of the sounds of a language by written or printed symbols.

When do babies learn about their surroundings? How do they know what a cat or dog is called? Not just babies, when did we learn all the names, and words and all the vocabulary we use everyday? How come we are able to read anything and everything that is printed? Just like we read paintings and colorful nature drawings? Oh... do we read paintings? Just a moment, there is some confusion. What goes on in our minds when we come across a sign, a symbol, a number, a letter, a word, or a group of words? So far, we imagined all of these elements in the languages we are familiar with, but what if we come across an unknown written script. For example, a story about a rich and famous king written in Sanskrit also contains words. Would we be able to read it? Definitely not, unless it is translated into a language that we can read and understand.

So, whatever we have learned about anything so far, at least, through the medium of print or writing was because we could read and understand it. The reason we are able to do this processing of scripts in our minds is because of the alphabetic principle. Let us learn more about this principle behind learning.

What is the Alphabetic Principle
Words are made up of letters, and letters represent the spoken sounds of a language. The alphabetic principle is, thus, the systematic relationship between letters (graphemes) and their associated spoken sounds (phonemes).
The alphabetic principle is, therefore, the understanding that there exists such ordered and predictable relationships between letters and their associated pronunciations.

The letter-sound associations form the basics of phonics, which is the primary instructional method used in kindergarten or preschool. The knowledge of sounds represented by alphabets is the first requirement. Next is the ability to decode the symbolic representation, initially done by saying out the sounds loud. The ability to read or recognize words and word patterns comes from this alphabetic understanding.

Decoding, which is also known as phonological recoding, requires using the systematic relationships between letters and phonemes to know the pronunciation of a new word. The left-to-right spelling of a given word represent their respective phonemes from first to last. Something as basic as this left-to-right order of letters is also very significant for the child's recognition of words.
Letter-sound correspondence
A teacher writes the letter "N" on the board and says that the sound of this letter is /nnnnnn/. She is thus trying to form a link in the minds of the children that the written symbol of "N" is connected to the specific sound of /n/.
Decoding or phonological recoding
Assuming that the children know the basic letter-sound correspondences, it becomes easier for them to decode a word (pronunciation can be retrieved based on the letter-sound correspondence). For example, a small word like "map" would be first read by beginners as /mmmmmaaaaappppp/, simply as sounds of /m/, /a/, /p/ and later as a word 'map'. This is known as sounding out the letters. Here, they have used the letter-sound associations in reading a letter-combination. Similarly, in "fan" or "run", the letter 'f' is the sound of /f/, 'a' is the sound of /a/, 'r' the sound of /r/, 'u' is the sound of /u/, and 'n' corresponds to the sound of /n/.

Examples of Alphabetic Principle

It is advised that relationships chosen for beginners should be of high utility, meaning the spellings formed from the letters m, n, s, t, p, a, and h. So, the letter-sound relation of these letters from simple words like mat, hat, tap, etc., helps in more number of words being recognized, with few known letter-sound associations.

These are words with all the letters representing the most common sounds. These words can be decoded. Here are some simple words with different combinations of consonants (C) and vowel (V), with an increasing difficulty level:

1. VC and CVC: is, it, fan
These are words that start with a continuous sound.

2. VCC and CVCC: land, lamp, ask
These words also begin with a continuous sound, but they are longer and end with a combination of two consonants.

3. CVC: cup, cut, sip, tin
Here, the words begin with a stop sound.

4. CVCC: dust, sand, hand
Also beginning with a stop sound, these words end with a blend of consonants.

5. CCVC: crib, slip, blend, clip, snap, flat
These words begin with a combination of consonants.

6. CCVCC, CCCVC, and CCCVCC: clamp, spent, scrap, and scrimp
These words with more consonants are also longer.

These are words that cannot be easily decoded may not have letters representing common sounds. Words like "the", "was", "night" are some examples. Also, other examples include words like "none", "right", which are not pronounced correctly or words with letters, students do not know the sounds of.

Letter combinations like "th" in the, "ch" in chalk, or "sh" in shop, are examples of multiletter phonemes. Despite being two letters, they represent a single sound.

Alphabetic Principle and Phonics

The aim of phonics or (teaching reading) is to help children to learn and inculcate the alphabetic principle. Letters and their associated sound knowledge is the base for correct word identification. Studies say that the relation between sound and alphabet is something that the students can be taught and made aware of. Phonological reading of the same words while plainly reading them out, is very crucial for increasing familiarity with spelling patterns.

Alphabetic Principle Skills

Importance of the Alphabetic Principle

Expression is the key to our lives today. Besides comprehension and translation of speech into a written form, the alphabetic principle is an innate quality seen among good readers. Research says that the difference between good and poor readers is attributed to their ability to use letter-sound correspondence in effective word identification. It is also observed that teaching children about phonological awareness along with letter-sound correspondence is most encouraging for successful early reading.

In the English language, there are 26 letters but 40 sounds. Adoption of words from foreign languages, without any change in their spellings, makes the orthography complex. Besides, English and French languages have differences in their sounds and associated symbols, thus have a complex orthography.

The alphabetic principle does not apply to the languages that have logographic writing system; Chinese characters or the Japanese Kana are examples.

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The alphabetic principle refers to the systematic relationship between letters (graphemes) and their sounds (phonemes). This Penlighten article will try to explain the alphabetic principle with the help of some examples. Orthography Orthography is the representation of the sounds of a language by written or printed symbols.

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Alphabetic is the knowledge of individual letter names, sounds and shape.  It is the idea that letters and groups of letters represent the sound of spoken language.

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Alphabetic is the knowledge of individual letter names, sounds and shape.  It is the idea that letters and groups of letters represent the sound of spoken language.

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Last Updated on September 10, 2020 by Editorial Team

Phonemic awareness is the ability to establish sequence of speech sounds that form a part of any spoken word or syllable. Any word is made of phenome, which is the smallest mental unit of sound that any alphabet or its group carries. Phonemic awareness allows the learners to have the ability to distinguish these phenomes and eventually learn pronunciation and spelling of the words.

This awareness is conspicuously weak in the children having condition of dyslexia. Due to this condition, the children are not able to associate sound of the letter with its physical form, making it difficult for them to read and write.

Thus, phonemic awareness building is an important teaching activity designed for building word building intelligence in dyslexic children.
Importance of phonemic awareness in early learners
Phonemic awareness is useful for building word skills like reading, speaking (pronunciation) and writing in early learners. Some of the ways it helps the beginners at word building are:

1. It acts as a primer for building reading skills as children easily differentiate between the sounds of alphabetical sequence and read the words correctly

2. It is also important for building spelling skills

3. It helps understand the alphabetic principle that outlines how the letters are represented by sequence of sounds

4. Phonemic awareness is pure auditory and is related to building the capacity of recognizing words by the sequence of sounds and vice versa, means it helps the students to break the words or syllables into underlying sounds or phenomes.

Role of apps in improving their phonemic awareness
Apps offer a playful way of inculcating speaking and reading skills in a child in the early learning stage. They offer an interesting way of developing pre-reading skills which comprise largely matching of word or syllables with the sound. The apps may comprise of teaching guides and tips, or these can be in games form that help steer away the fear of reading from the child's mind. With the help of apps, the children can not only learn but also internalize the alphabetical principles by the way of activities, practice sets and gamification.

So, listed below are the 10 best apps for phonemic awareness building that are available at Google Play Store and Apple Apps store; and they are absolutely free!

1. Sounds Beginnings

This app features 12 learning games that provide practice of reading and phonics. It is providing good help for learning the beginning, middle and end sound of the word. There are matching sets provided in the game. Whenever child touches any letter, its corresponding sound comes out aloud and the picture of an object that starts with that letter is presented too. Simple UI, quick to understand, easy to use, this app teaches words sounds through gamification.

App Link : Appstore

2. Phonemic Chart

It is a free android app that helps you hear and discern the sounds of vowels and consonants and the words on the whole. The user needs to click on the IPA symbol provided in the chart that appears in the interface of this app. The app is divided into three sections - vowels, diphthongs and consonants. Very intelligently designed app, it features the words written in black or red to enable easy reading. Diphthongs are also arranged according to their second sound, while pure vowels are arranged according to mouth shape. It offers quite a practical way of enhancing phonemic awareness.

App Link : Appstore | Playstore

3. What's changed

What's Changed is a word speaking and reading abilities builder app. With an aim to enhance phonemic awareness among children, the app helps build the ability to discern sound of the word and the sequence of the sounds appearing in a word. The app uses segmentation and blending techniques to teach the child about different sounds that emerge due to replacing of letters in the word. It offers a promising way of improving the reading abilities in the child. The app also offers the facility to assess the progress of the child through a scoring system.

App Link : Appstore

4. Phonemes - IPA Chart, transcription and pronunciation

This app is useful in converting text to phonetic presentations. It is very nicely-built, elaborate app that offers a look at the mouth movements too while uttering any sound through a comprehensive visual. It provides look up chart for vowels, non-pulmonic and pulmonic consonants. The app is also useful for transcription purposes as one can learn about accents, too, with its help. It is a features-enriched app that serves as starting guide for the phonemic awareness building.

With the help of charts, visual support and word-phenome sound match tool, this app covers all aspects of phonemic learning, and thus, is of great help for the kids.

App Link : Playstore

5. Phoneme Farm: Phonemic Awareness App for Kids

Phoneme farm is an app that helps build phonemic awareness in early learners using an engaging farm background. This app makes use of songs, games and characters to make the phonemic learning or word skills learning super fun for kids. There are about 49 hand-on lessons provided and kids are encouraged time to time for their efforts. Dashboard adds to the usability factor as it allows parents to adjust it according to their child's needs. Parents can do an activity together with their kids to help them use this app. The kids can use this app on their own too.

App Link : Appstore | Playstore

6. Jolly Phonics Lessons

Jolly Phonics is an awesome teaching support that comes with lots of resources and features to help teachers create phonemic awareness in young children. The app is using synthetic phonics approach to equip children with five basic skills they need to have for reading and writing. Main features of this app are:

Jolly songs for each letter sound

Animated letter formation

Action image and related instructions

Letter sounds audio for all types of sounds to develop phonemic awareness through auditory means

Rich repertoire of word and flash cards

This phonemic awareness app is very simple in design and thus, quick to understand.

App Link : Appstore | Playstore

7. Phonogram Sounds

It is an app from the All About Reading program, an initiative designed to offer mastery in developing phonemic awareness in children. It helps develop essential pre-reading skills in children which they can use further for learning all five components of reading.

The way of teaching child the word's sound is very easy. The child just taps the letter and its corresponding sound emanates from the interface. The user can also swipe to see different views. This mastery-based phonemic awareness building app offers ease of learning spelling rules. The app contains all 72 basic phonograms useful for building spelling and pronunciation skills.

App Link : Appstore | Playstore

8. Phonemic Awareness Bubbles

This app helps prepare child to develop phonemic awareness which can further be used to strengthen and enhance reading skills. Children can learn primary sounds of the letters. They internalize alphabetic principles and develop spelling skills. The ability to break the words into phonemes or phonemic awareness becomes easy to develop with this app. Apart from the sounds, it is useful for teaching the functions of the letters too. The beginning sound of the letter becomes easier to discern for the children by using this app on a regular basis.

App Link : Appstore

9. Basic phonics 1 Lite

It is a feature-rich app useful for teaching the beginners of reading. Reading sounds like s (/s/), a /æ/, t (/t/) and p (/p/) become easier with the guidance provided with this app. The app utilizes mnemonic technique to teach reading and writing of letters Aa to Zz. Visual tools enable easier picture word association by building memory bridge helpful for child in retaining spelling and sound of letter principles in mind. Apart from building phonemic awareness, this app also offers support for blending, segmenting, and letter-sound associations.

App Link : Playstore

10. toPhonetics

This app uses International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) system to help turn the alphabets into their respective phonetic transcriptions. It can help learning British and American ways of sounding out the letters. The app is offering reading support by providing text comprising of sentences whose structure is preserved to match the phonetic transcription for easier word-transcript match. The app includes valued added features like name of countries, popular names, capitals, US states, UK countries and so on.

App Link : Appstore | Playstore

So, install these apps to get a rich teaching support for homeschooling dyslexic kids or to make reading hour more engaging for the kids at school by building their pre-reading skills.
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Proloquo2Go is an easy to use communication app for people who cannot speak or need help being understood. Featuring natural sounding voices, including real children's voices, Proloquo2Go is a simple yet powerful AAC (augmentative and alternative communication)tool.

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Tap images. Type words. Speak. Proloquo2Go is an easy to use communication app for people who cannot speak or need help being understood. Featuring natural sounding voices, including real children's voices, Proloquo2Go is a simple yet powerful AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) tool. The app is fully customizable and can be utilized to build language skills and grow with a person's communication, supporting both beginning and advanced communicators.

Parents, therapists, teachers and users around the world recognize Proloquo2Go as the gold standard in AAC solutions. The app is used by people with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, Angelman syndrome, and others with speech difficulties. The app is available in English, Spanish, French, and Dutch and supports bilingual use, so you can switch languages on the fly.

Proloquo2Go in action:

Learn and grow

Studies show that just 200-400 words make up 80% of what we say. Known as core words, they act as the basis of Proloquo2Go's research-based Crescendo™ vocabulary. Users can grow from single words to full sentences in the same app. Crescendo puts core words in consistent locations for easy access and motor-planning. The vocabulary works with AAC best practices like modeling (where you use an AAC system to talk with the user) to develop language skills. Crescendo offers no limit on language development with a 10,000+ fringe word vocabulary and customizable vocabulary levels. Finally, with Progressive Language, words are gradually revealed step-by-step, helping users learn words and their location as their communication expands.

Easy editing

Customizing Proloquo2Go is a breeze! Quickly and easily add new words. Use the app's built-in library of 25,000 symbols or use your own photos by taking pictures within the app or selecting them from your photo library. For users with fine-motor challenges and vision impairments, Proloquo2Go offers options like 23 pre-programmed grid sizes and accessibility settings which support switch scanning and Apple's VoiceOver screen reader. Everything from appearance to access is customizable so you can make it your own.

Type and speak

Besides tapping images, Proloquo2Go also lets you type what you want to say. The app includes a Grid Keyboard arranged alphabetically for people learning to type. For more experienced typists, Proloquo2Go includes a Typing View with a QWERTY keyboard and word prediction that offers suggestions based on what you are typing.

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Proloquo2Go lets you select a language and region for the Crescendo vocabulary. Two languages can be used at the same time, allowing seamless bilingual speech. Over 100 included downloadable natural-sounding adult and children's voices rounds out your choices to use the app your way.

A helping hand

AssistiveWare is here for you every step of the way. Help articles in Proloquo2Go are there whenever you need them. New to AAC? Our website has easy to understand articles in the Learn AAC section, and the AssistiveWare Core Word Classroom includes activities for teaching communication effectively. You can also connect directly with our community of parents, professionals, and users on our Facebook groups. If you have any questions, our support team is available 7 days a week and is always happy to help. All of these online resources can be accessed by going to the AssistiveWare website.

Note: Discounts are available through Apple's Educational Volume Purchase Program - 50% off on 20 licenses or more. Joan Bruno's Gateway to Language & Learning© vocabulary is available as an in-app purchase (English only).

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A must have speech device

The Proloquo2Go app on my son device is the best app you can get,with my son having Down Syndrome & Kleinfelter Syndrome it's a double whammy when it comes to speech as both disabilities have speech problems and this device with the app helps my son a lot I'm able to add things like taking a picture of his mom,dad ,brothers and sister with there names you can take your own pictures and add them and pick a voice to go with it ,I even added our phone number to our pictures and added our address ,you can also delete items on there you know they will or may not use which I have done I've also added certain favorite snacks my son likes,foods,people and so on its very easy to use once you get the hang of we're what goes and what each item is under you can even pick the amount of pictures you want on ease grid and the size as well ,I am so glad my sons speech therapist she took care of all the paper work for my sons insurance to cover his device ,the device also comes with a strong rugged case with a stand which opens and closes and alphas a strong handle and 2 different length straps so you can wear the device with the app across your body so you don't loose it,I highly recommend this device with the proloquo2go app for all kids and adults with Speech problems it has helped my son a lot he doesn't get frustrated no more when you cannot understand what he says or to others.

Hi Suziecue2, thank you for your enthusiastic review of Proloquo2Go and the five star rating! We are happy that you find the easy to customize and intuitive to use. It is great that you were able to get Proloquo2Go, iPad, and accessories covered through insurance by purchasing a bundle through a third-party reseller. To make the most out of Proloquo2Go, please be sure to check out our Proloquo2Go Help section (www.assistiveware.com/support/proloquo2go) and Learn AAC section (www.assistiveware.com/learn-aac) for helpful information on using the app and articles on implementing AAC best practices into your daily family life. Please feel free to drop us an email at support@assistiveware.com if you ever have questions about Proloquo2Go or are looking for advice on an AAC issue for your son. As many of our team members are parents of children who use AAC, we are always happy to lend a helping hand to other parents. :-)

Great app!

Happy that such an app exists. Our toddler who we suspected to be on the spectrum before his second birthday has been using this app for about the past 6 months. He turned three not long ago and has been learning how to communicate using the app with the help of his therapists. I really like that it can be customized for early learners such as my toddler. The only reason I give it four stars is because he uses this app on the iPad, but for some reason he has trouble swiping up/down for some reason even after we try to show him over and over again. We were told it's probably a fine motor issue. For now, we all swipe the page for him to access the rest of his icons. I would love it if the ability to swipe left to right were included since he is able to do that with no problem.

Hi SytheticElegance, thank you so much for sharing about your son's progress with Proloquo2Go and your positive feedback about the app! We are happy to hear that Proloquo2Go helps your son with his communication and that you find the app easy to customize. If your son has issues with scrolling in Proloquo2Go, please know that Proloquo2Go includes an option to use Paging buttons (for more info, see: www.assistiveware.com/support/proloquo2go/customize-for-alternative-access/move-up-and-down-a-page-without-swiping) for people who have difficulty swiping the screen. This may make access easier for him. Please also be sure to check out our entire Proloquo2Go Help section (www.assistiveware.com/support/proloquo2go) and Learn AAC section (www.assistiveware.com/learn-aac) for helpful information on using the app and implementing AAC into your daily family life. If you ever have questions about Proloquo2Go or experience issues with the app, please do not hesitate to email support@assistiveware.com and our team will be happy to help! :-)

Crucial app

My granddaughter is essentially non-verbal. For years, 11 to be exact, we have tried to give her a voice. We thought because she can repeat that she would eventually began to talk. To our dismay it did not happen. Finally with the advice from a girlfriend I decided she needed a communication device. I purchased a iPad mini and loaded Proloquo2Go on it. She is picking it up fairly well to my delight. This program on the recommended intermediate is so expansive. I love how you can customize it. I wish I had done this years ago because we would be on a better speech ground by now. Please to all who have similar circumstances do not delay whether the child has speech or not make the worthwhile purchase of a speech program. This program is certainly affordable and can be utilized into adulthood!!

Hi Tyger 500, thank you so much for taking the time to share your granddaughter's story and the positive impact Proloquo2Go has had on her communication. We are happy that she is making good progress with the app. If you have not done so already, we welcome you to check out our Proloquo2Go Help (https://www.assistiveware.com/support/proloquo2go/help-overview) and Learn AAC (https://www.assistiveware.com/learn-aac) sections on our new website for information on Proloquo2Go and articles on AAC implementation. Please feel free to contact us anytime at support@assistiveware.com if you ever have questions about the app. We are always happy to help! :-)

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AssistiveWare B.V.

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 12.4 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 12.4 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 12.4 or later.

Languages

English, Dutch, French, Spanish

In-App Purchases

Gateway vocabulary $149.99

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‎Tap images. Type words. Speak. Proloquo2Go is an easy to use communication app for people who cannot speak or need help being understood. Featuring natural sounding voices, including real children's voices, Proloquo2Go is a simple yet powerful AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) tool. T...

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Endless Alphabet is Set the stage for reading success.  It is an interactive educational app for Kids will help them learning their ABC's and building vocabulary with the adorable monsters in Endless Alphabet. Each word features an interactive puzzle with talking letters and a short animation illustrating the definition.

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Endless Alphabet is Set the stage for reading success.  It is an interactive educational app for Kids will help them learning their ABC's and building vocabulary with the adorable monsters in Endless Alphabet. Each word features an interactive puzzle with talking letters and a short animation illustrating the definition.

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Ages up to 8

Everyone

Set the stage for reading success with this delightfully interactive educational app. Kids will have a blast learning their ABC's and building vocabulary with the adorable monsters in Endless Alphabet. Each word features an interactive puzzle with talking letters and a short animation illustrating the definition. Before you know it, your child will be using words like gargantuan and cooperate! Try it for free today!

Features:
- 100 words to explore and learn. Please note that this app comes free with 7 word puzzles and animations. A one-time in-app purchase will unlock the rest.
- Delightful animations teach children the definitions of the words in a fun and engaging way.
- Word game teaches children letters.
- Endless Alphabet was designed with your children in mind. There are no high scores, failures, limits or stress. Your child can interact with the app at their own pace.

What's New

This update includes minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

Additional Information

809 Laurel Street #12 San Carlos, CA 94070

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Ages up to 8 Everyone Set the stage for reading success with this delightfully interactive educational app. Kids will have a blast learning their ABC's and building vocabulary with the adorable monsters in Endless Alphabet. Each word features an interactive puzzle with talking letters and a short animation illustrating the definition.

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Endless Reader introduces sightwords which is the most commonly used words in school, library, and children's books. Kids need to recognize these words by sight in order to achieve reading fluency. Recognizing sight words is a success for beginning readers because many of these words have unusual spelling, cannot be sounded out using phonics knowledge, and often cannot be represented using pictures.  Endless reader will help them to achieve that goal.

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Endless Reader introduces sightwords which is the most commonly used words in school, library, and children's books. Kids need to recognize these words by sight in order to achieve reading fluency. Recognizing sight words is a success for beginning readers because many of these words have unusual spelling, cannot be sounded out using phonics knowledge, and often cannot be represented using pictures.  Endless reader will help them to achieve that goal.

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As a follow-up to Endless Alphabet, set the stage for early reading success with Endless Reader! This app introduces "sight words", the most commonly used words in school, library, and children's books. Kids need to recognize these words by sight in order to achieve reading fluency. Recognizing sight words is advantageous for beginning readers because many of these words have unusual spelling, cannot be sounded out using phonics knowledge, and often cannot be represented using pictures.

Kids will have a blast learning sight words and their context and usage with the adorable Endless monsters. Each word features an interactive word puzzle with letters that come alive, and then a sentence puzzle with words that become what they describe. See the word "dog" as a barking dog, and the word "up" reach for the sky!

** NOTE: You must be online and have sufficient disk space while running the app to get all words you purchase in the app. **

Features:
- 6 words free to try with additional word packs available for purchase.
- Delightful animations reinforce sight recognition of words in a fun and interactive way.
- Word puzzles reinforce spelling using lower-case letters and the sentence puzzles teach definition and usage (in addition to sight recognition).
- Endless Reader was designed with your children in mind. There are no high scores, failures, limits or stress. Your children can interact with the app at their own pace.

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As a follow-up to Endless Alphabet, set the stage for early reading success with Endless Reader! This app introduces "sight words", the most commonly used words in school, library, and children's books. Kids need to recognize these words by sight in order to achieve reading fluency.

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Text comprehension is the ability to think intentionally about what you are reading so that you can construct meaning by relating what you read to what you know.

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Text comprehension is the ability to think intentionally about what you are reading so that you can construct meaning by relating what you read to what you know.

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Text comprehension occurs when readers derive meaning as a result of intentionally interacting with the text. This comprehension is enhanced when readers actively relate the ideas represented in print to their own knowledge and experiences. 

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Text comprehension occurs when readers derive meaning as a result of intentionally interacting with the text. This comprehension is enhanced when readers actively relate the ideas represented in print to their own knowledge and experiences. 

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The challenges for students with ASD and text comprehension is that sometime with their  learning disability they will mainly have trouble decoding, or connecting printed text to a spoken word.

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The challenges for students with ASD and text comprehension is that sometime with their  learning disability they will mainly have trouble decoding, or connecting printed text to a spoken word.

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This teacher demonstrates how to get students engage, participate and take charge of their learning.

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This teacher demonstrates how to get students engage, participate and take charge of their learning.

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A great way to help students with text comprehension is to have them read aloud, provide books at the right level, reread to build fluency, talk to the teacher, and talk about what they're reading.

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A great way to help students with text comprehension is to have them read aloud, provide books at the right level, reread to build fluency, talk to the teacher, and talk about what they're reading.

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Readability Reading Tutor is an app for helping kids to improve their reading comprehension skills.  Readability is a smart Reading & Comprehension Learning App your child can use anytime, anywhere. It takes them through their first steps and then strengthens and consolidates their reading ability.  I recommend readability because it gives children the tools they need to improve their reading and expand their horizons.

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Readability Reading Tutor is an app for helping kids to improve their reading comprehension skills.  Readability is a smart Reading & Comprehension Learning App your child can use anytime, anywhere. It takes them through their first steps and then strengthens and consolidates their reading ability.  I recommend readability because it gives children the tools they need to improve their reading and expand their horizons.

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Take control of your content with ReadablePro

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You don’t have long to grab someone’s attention. Make the most of the time you do have with ReadablePro. Our tools will help you communicate clearly and boost your conversions.

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Accomplish Reading is a simple app to help children improve their reading comprehension. After reading a number of sentences, children are asked to agree or disagree as to whether the sentence makes sense. Clicking on the correct answer moves the children onto the next sentence however, if they get it wrong they are prompted to re-read the sentence and try again.  I recommend Accomplish Reading because of the process it use on re-reading to teach users the importance of re-reading sentences to gain an understanding and improvement on reading. comprehension.

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Accomplish Reading is a simple app to help children improve their reading comprehension. After reading a number of sentences, children are asked to agree or disagree as to whether the sentence makes sense. Clicking on the correct answer moves the children onto the next sentence however, if they get it wrong they are prompted to re-read the sentence and try again.  I recommend Accomplish Reading because of the process it use on re-reading to teach users the importance of re-reading sentences to gain an understanding and improvement on reading. comprehension.

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Accomplish Reading App is now FREE! It downloads to Apple tablets & Apple M1 as well as Android tablets & Chromebooks. AccRdg App uses #edtech to improve reading skills.

Accomplish Reading Program helps students become better readers by helping them learn to concentrate on specific details.

Students develop the reading strategies necessary for comprehending sentences and paragraphs. The program helps students transition from reading fiction stories to the more difficult task of reading specific information.

Accomplish Reading promotes comprehension monitoring, a metacognitive reading skill.

This app does not work

I get to the second stream. I am asked a yes/no question but i cannot scroll and there are no choices.

Accomplish Reading works perfectly on 4 devices: iPads, M1chip Macs, Android tablets, and Chromebooks. It does NOT work on iPhones. Attempts to download and run on iPhones will cause the program to not work.

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‎Accomplish Reading Program helps students become better readers by helping them learn to concentrate on specific details. Students develop the reading strategies necessary for comprehending sentences and paragraphs. The program helps students transition from reading fiction stories to the more dif...

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Reading Eggs lessons and activities provides reading comprehension help. Each lesson ends with the reading of an e-book, and children are required to answer comprehension questions and monitor their own comprehension when they complete activities and revisit texts. Reading Eggs helps children improve their reading fluency with fun instructional online activities and e-books.  I recommend reading eggs because it  assist young learners build fluency, vocabulary and comprehension skills.

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Reading Eggs lessons and activities provides reading comprehension help. Each lesson ends with the reading of an e-book, and children are required to answer comprehension questions and monitor their own comprehension when they complete activities and revisit texts. Reading Eggs helps children improve their reading fluency with fun instructional online activities and e-books.  I recommend reading eggs because it  assist young learners build fluency, vocabulary and comprehension skills.

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Text Comprehension is the ability to read a text and understand what you read or what was read to you.

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Text Comprehension is the ability to read a text and understand what you read or what was read to you.

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Vocabulary is when a child knows the words they need to communicate effectively.

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Vocabulary is when a child knows the words they need to communicate effectively.

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Alphabetics is the awareness of how the letters of the alphabet relate the sounds of the language

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Alphabetics is the awareness of how the letters of the alphabet relate the sounds of the language

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Reading Fluency is the ability to read with speed, accuracy, and with proper expression.  Students should be able to understand what they read whether they are reading out loud or in silence.  They should be able to read with a conversational tone, reads the text with accuracy and speed, and use expression that invites the listener to the story.

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Reading Fluency is the ability to read with speed, accuracy, and with proper expression.  Students should be able to understand what they read whether they are reading out loud or in silence.  They should be able to read with a conversational tone, reads the text with accuracy and speed, and use expression that invites the listener to the story.

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The challenges with ASD student are that they are slow readers, so most times they will not read with speed.  They will stop frequently because of  unknown words.  They also lack expression and accuracy.  This happens because of inaccurate decoding of unfamiliar words.  They also lack memory of words that have been read and practiced previously.

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The challenges with ASD student are that they are slow readers, so most times they will not read with speed.  They will stop frequently because of  unknown words.  They also lack expression and accuracy.  This happens because of inaccurate decoding of unfamiliar words.  They also lack memory of words that have been read and practiced previously.

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This video gives information on how to improves reading fluency for a child with ASD.

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This video gives information on how to improves reading fluency for a child with ASD.

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How To Improve Reading Fluency For A Child With Autism

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Reading Raven app takes kids on a fun learning journey in which they develop their phonemic awareness, phonics and practice reading whole sentences. Reading Raven offers access to step by step reading lessons that take kids from pre-reading to reading fluency.   I recommend Reading Raven because it is interactive and fun which keeps the children engaged.  I also love that it includes clear voice instructions and feedback to guide kids learning.

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Reading Raven app takes kids on a fun learning journey in which they develop their phonemic awareness, phonics and practice reading whole sentences. Reading Raven offers access to step by step reading lessons that take kids from pre-reading to reading fluency.   I recommend Reading Raven because it is interactive and fun which keeps the children engaged.  I also love that it includes clear voice instructions and feedback to guide kids learning.

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Reading Raven guides children along the path of learning to read and helps them become independent readers and spellers. It ensures a natural progression from:

recognizing letters

tracing letters

building words

identifying words

reading words

tracing words

reading sentences

The interactive, multi-sensory Reading Raven app develops hand-eye coordination, reading, writing and listening skills. This helps children make strong connections between spoken and written language and provides early practice in reading comprehension.

Build children's reading confidence with Reading Raven and watch their learning take flight.

The reading adventures can be personalized to each child's age or reading level:

Ages 3 and up:

Letter Matching

Letter Sounds

Letter Tracing

Word Matching

Ages 4 and up:

Vocabulary

Word Beginnings

Word Building

Word Spotting

Ages 5 and up:

Reading Aloud

Word Tracing

Word Groups

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Learning to read has never been more fun!

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Reading Raven guides children along the path of learning to read and helps them become independent readers and spellers. It ensures a natural progression from: recognizing letters tracing letters building words identifying words reading words tracing words reading sentences The interactive, multi-sensory Reading Raven app develops hand-eye coordination, reading, writing and listening skills.

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Spark Reading for kids, is about improving kids reading skills through interactive and immersive stories. The app provides access to a moving digital library that kids can take with them anywhere.  Stories in Spark Reading are selected by teachers and educators and cover a wide variety of topics including both fiction and non-fiction titles.  I  recommend the app because the  stories come with comprehension question and activities to test students understanding. It also features recommendations based on kids reading levels and interests and allow them to track their reading progress along the way.

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Spark Reading for kids, is about improving kids reading skills through interactive and immersive stories. The app provides access to a moving digital library that kids can take with them anywhere.  Stories in Spark Reading are selected by teachers and educators and cover a wide variety of topics including both fiction and non-fiction titles.  I  recommend the app because the  stories come with comprehension question and activities to test students understanding. It also features recommendations based on kids reading levels and interests and allow them to track their reading progress along the way.

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Spark Reading improves the reading skills of students ages 6 to 16, designed by award winning experts and teachers to build up your child's reading ability and grade level.

"Kids Apps We Love" - Apple App Store

Featuring hundreds of topics and thousands of questions, your kids will be hooked reading one story after the next as they improve their critical thinking skills and reading comprehension.

Spark Reading is designed to highlight the best stories for your child's reading level and interests, empowering them to pick the perfect story to stay engaged with their learning.

Your child can take this digital library with them anywhere. Every academic subject is covered, and every story was written specifically for this app.

We are always adding new stories to help your child grow as a reader, so please write to us if there are any topics you'd like to see us add to the app!

Studies show that just 10 minutes of reading a day makes a world of difference for students. Completing comprehension questions has been linked to higher scores in reading proficiency.

"A book is a door. You open it. You step through." - Jeanette Winterson

"Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere." - Mary Schmich

"Today a reader, tomorrow a leader." - Margaret Fuller

- Uses widely adopted standards for 2nd grade through 8th grade, including Lexile levels
- Expertly curated by teachers and educators, with content across all topics and grade levels
- Award-winning designers and writers
- Age-appropriate books that children love to read
- A vast collection of fiction and nonfiction titles
- Learner-centered STEM topics (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)
- Stories on every academic subject
- Aligns with school curriculum, works great for homeschooling
- Recommendations to match your student's reading level and promote accelerated reading
- As students track their progress through each category, they will build a passion for reading
- Easy to monitor the progress of multiple student profiles, track their scores, how much time they are spending reading, and their favorite topics
- Safe and kid-friendly environment to explore and learn!

The app allows the reader to reread and retake the tests without punishment. Teachers and caretakers can review time spent reading and other personalized data.

No information is collected from the device, it is fully secure and COPPA compliant.

"This app helped me in my reading. Now I have an A+. I am very happy I tried this app."

* No Wi-Fi needed - study anywhere and learn at your own pace
* Audio for each story to be read out loud
* Highlighting of the words to read along (with audio)
* Each passage and question set takes approximately 5-8 minutes to complete (stories for older grade levels 7-10 minutes)

Teachers: stories and question sets from this app can be assigned as activities in Apple's Schoolwork app

User feedback:
"I like how it highlights where the answer was in the passage when you pick your answer." - Kami Butterfield, teacher

"The selections are age appropriate and the responses to the questions are not too easy - some thought needs to go into it." - Mary Skummer, teacher

"The feature showing where the answer is located in the passage is a spot on tool since I ask my students to be able to provide this in their oral and written responses." - Harold Nelson, teacher

"Great for reading practice - I would highly recommend it."

"These apps are awesome! Our boys absolutely love these. We have done 3rd, 4th & 5th grade comprehension. They love the fun aspect of getting the questions right, and think of these more as games than the learning apps they are."

Current categories include science, sports, history, inventions, food and nutrition, geography, animals, mythology, biographies, and more.

We love to hear from you!
Please send any feedback or questions to hello@peekaboo.mobi

*With practice you can achieve your best score!*

Version 5.6.0

New visuals, events, and stories have been added. Plus - enhanced student progress through their learning journey!

Great

I am homeschooling my little sister, due to all of this. Cause school is canceled. I could not find any books that is her level, she likes to read, and has a test, so I don't have to make up a test.😂 She loves all these books and has read each at least twice. The only thing I would say that is bad is that our parents lost their jobs and cannot afford more books in her grade level. Because of this virus, you should make the all of the books free, because not everyone can afford it. Remember, that everyone including my family are fighting a hard battle.

Thank you so much for your review and great job helping your sister! We have been trying to make a lot of our content free to help families that are now studying at home. Write to us from the app and we'll see if we can help even more.

Great App

I give the app a 4.5 because I was looking for an app that my kids would use to read instead of the old traditional way. An app with things they are interested in. I came across this app and both my kids loved when they saw books/stories about basketball or baseball (their favorite sports) they even like that it gave a quiz at the end. Which I thought was brilliant because you can tell kids to read and read but do they really understand it? How do you know they really read the book/story? With the quiz at the end it's a little reassurance that yes, they did read the book/story and they understood it.. I had only one issue at the beginning which was that even tho I downloaded and paid for subscription on my iPad, there was no way to "log in" to the same account I had made on my iPad so they could use on their iPads. So I emailed the company and within 2 hours I had an answer back helping me. * Kudos for great customer service!!*

** just a suggestion, you should create a way for parents to make an account and adding the kids, so then the kids can log in without having to pay the subscription again**

Thanks so much for your great review. We are glad we were able to help you. We are working on new stories and other updates so write to us if you ever have more suggestions!

Not the best learning app

This is not the best learning app. I have read so many stories in my lifetime, but have never experienced so much overage stories. For example, if you are twenty, you would want to read something for your age level so that you could understand it. But if your in this app, you can't do that for even kids! Kids should be able to have a FREE environment that lays out all of the books they will understand and something that's on their grade level or age range. This app again doesn't provide that! I have read a story about Abraham Lincoln on this app. I know it's obviously something I can understand, but do you really expect a 8/9 yr old child to be able to look at every detail and answer pointless hard questions about it? NO! That should be in the fourth grade range! That's what I'm talking about. Now, this is MY opinion. Don't take this personal. I do love this app but please, UPGRADE DA DANG THANG! Please!! Let children have the right to understand stories in grade level and age range! We are all people! Come on, that's just JANK!!!!!

We love that you are looking for the best reading materials for the grade level that you need. Thanks for your well-written review. We have lots of good reviews from people who say this app has really helped them with their reading, but we always want to keep improving and we love to hear suggestions. The stories are written for the specific grade level. Because the Abraham Lincoln story is at the third grade level, it is written simply and with shorter sentences for that grade level, like "When he was a child, his family moved to Indiana." and "He ran for President in 1860 and won." There is a lot more which can be said about Lincoln but this is just a general overview of his life for that reading level. If you ever have other questions or suggestions for us please write to us here or from within the app, we love to hear from you.

The developer, Peekaboo Studios LLC, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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Information

Seller

Peekaboo Studios LLC

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 13.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 13.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 13.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish

Age Rating

4+, Made for Ages 9-11

Family Sharing

Some in‑app purchases, including subscriptions, may be shareable with your family group when Family Sharing is enabled.

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Epic is a digital library full of interactive and age-appropriate reading materials that help kids develop their reading fluency.  Materials includes thousands of high-quality kids books, interactive learning videos, audiobooks, read-to-me books, and quizzes. Epic also offers personalized recommendations based on kids reading levels and interests. Incentives provided by Epic include badges and rewards. I recommend Epic because the feature it provides to teachers gives them the ability to create profiles for students and assign them books to read.  It provides progress tracking and personalized recommendations based on student reading levels.

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Epic is a digital library full of interactive and age-appropriate reading materials that help kids develop their reading fluency.  Materials includes thousands of high-quality kids books, interactive learning videos, audiobooks, read-to-me books, and quizzes. Epic also offers personalized recommendations based on kids reading levels and interests. Incentives provided by Epic include badges and rewards. I recommend Epic because the feature it provides to teachers gives them the ability to create profiles for students and assign them books to read.  It provides progress tracking and personalized recommendations based on student reading levels.

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Fluency is defined as the ability to read with speed, accuracy, and proper expression.

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Fluency is defined as the ability to read with speed, accuracy, and proper expression.

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Baby Joy Joy is an interactive alphabet app for young children encouraging them to learn alphabets. This app can be used by children who are just beginning to understand letters and sounds.  I recommend the app because it is a colorful app that helps kids learn English alphabets and build their vocabulary through interactive games.  It is also aligned to the Kindergarten Reading Foundational Skills in the Common Core Standards.

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Baby Joy Joy is an interactive alphabet app for young children encouraging them to learn alphabets. This app can be used by children who are just beginning to understand letters and sounds.  I recommend the app because it is a colorful app that helps kids learn English alphabets and build their vocabulary through interactive games.  It is also aligned to the Kindergarten Reading Foundational Skills in the Common Core Standards.

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Baby Joy Joy - Early Learning (Kids Songs, Nursery Rhymes and Baby Songs)

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Baby Joy Joy contains education videos for toddlers to watch.
Join “Baby Joy Joy” and her imagination! Featuring your favorite Nursery Rhymes, Kids Songs, Stories, and more!
Please subscribe to Baby Joy Joy’s channel! Songs will include: ABC Song, Baa Baa Blacksheep, Crazy Food, 10 in the Bed, Old M…