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Oral: Stories and games that focus on vocabulary and the use of words in sentences 

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Oral: Stories and games that focus on vocabulary and the use of words in sentences 

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IXL brings learning to life with over 200 different grammar skills. Engaging questions and fun visuals motivate students to master new concepts.

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Oral Language: Downloadable activities for syntax

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Oral Language: Downloadable activities for syntax

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Syntax Games & Worksheets | Teachers Pay Teachers

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Rhyming game

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PARTNERS in RHYME Will help your child get all of the best benefits from rhyming:
DEVELOP beginning phonemic awareness skills.
LEARN that words are made up of individual sounds.
DISCERN which words rhyme and which words don't rhyme
NOTICE and work with the sounds within words
SPELL better by recognizing patterns in words
CREATE their own rhymes after learning the rules and patterns of these words
RECOGNIZE word families by sound, such as cat, hat, mat
DISCOVER how to work independently with built-in feedback mechanisms
The better children are at detecting rhymes, the quicker and more successful they will be at learning to read (Bradley, 1988c, Bradley & Bryant, 1983, Ellis & Large, 1987).

Try PARTNERS in RHYME today to start your child on the path to successful reading!

Reading Comprehension and good reading skills can be started with kindergartners and preschoolers using phonics and phonemic awareness. There are a variety of kindergarten games and preschool games that can help facilitate good reading skills and even set the groundwork for good reading comprehension. Teaching phonics and using phonics activities that are more in the format of phonics play is a great way to start children on the path of developing good reading skills and having good literacy.

Rhyming is a great way to begin teaching reading. In early childhood education, rhyming is an important pre-reading skill. Rhyming is a basic component of phonemic awareness. Reading strategies that use rhyming as part of their phonemic awareness program help foster the best literacy rates among children and help to create children that really know how to read well. Rhyming is one excellent way to start to help young children learn to read. Students with a good understanding of phonological awareness and phonics will have good foundational reading skills. Rhyming is an essential part of any good program that teaches phonics and teaches children how to read.

PARTNERS in RHYME has four fun games to teach rhyming:

LINE DRAWING- Children draw lines to match the words that rhyme.

MATCHING- Children find the rhyming picture matches.

DO THEY RHYME?-Children decide if two words rhyme.

WHICH SET RHYMES?-Children decide which pair of matching words rhyme.

Partners in Rhyme helps children have fun through rhyme. It helps young children come to understand that words are composed of separate sounds, called phonemes. Eventually, they will see that these sounds are paired with letters and can be used to make words.

Children need phonemic awareness training to help them understand that words are made up of sounds. Learning to recognize rhyming patterns in language is an essential literacy skill for emergent readers. A number of longitudinal studies confirm this thesis and indicate that rhymes help children progress in reading once they start school. Research indicates there is a correlation between phonological awareness and reading ability.
PARTNERS in RHYME will give your child a great start with rhyming practice to help them become better at phonological awareness.

PARTNERS in RHYME is like an endless electronic phonics worksheet, giving children lots of opportunities to practice rhyming and to find words that rhyme. Partners in Rhyme will help give children the foundational rhyming skills they need to help them find rhymes and things that rhyme. After some practice, children will even start making up their own words that rhyme.

PARTNERS in RHYME was created using a rhyming dictionary and rhyming software to find words that rhyme.
The free version has 12 rhyming trios and 36 matching picture words.
The paid version has 85 rhyming trios and 255 matching picture words.

Try PARTNERS in RHYME today to start your child on the path to successful reading!

Launch screen update. Fixing sidebar issues for greater compatibility with iPhone 10 iPhone 11.

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Informations

Distributeur

PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY

Compatibilité

Nécessite iOS 8.0 ou une version ultérieure. Compatible avec l'iPhone, l'iPad et l'iPod touch.

Partage familial

Jusqu'à six membres de la famille peuvent utiliser cette app lorsque le partage familial est activé.

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‎PARTNERS in RHYME Will help your child get all of the best benefits from rhyming: DEVELOP beginning phonemic awareness skills. LEARN that words are made up of individual sounds. DISCERN which words rhyme and which words don't rhyme NOTICE and work with the sounds within words SPELL better by recogni...

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The third learning adventure in the Nickelodeon Literacy Suite, Dora ABCs Vol 3: Ready to Read! focuses on your child's early reading and phonics skills. After reviewing letter sounds in Dora ABCs Vol 1: Letter & Letter Sounds, and learning phonemic awareness with Dora ABCs Vol 2: Rhyming Words your child is now ready to read! In Dora ABCs Vol 3: Ready to Read!, your child will begin to see that letters can be organized in a specific sequence to represent words. By changing the beginning, final or middle letters of these words, they can turn one word into another, a game called "word ladders". The ability to manipulate first, last and inside letters of simple words is an important skill to becoming a proficient reader.

In this game, Dora and Boots need your child's help crossing Water Lily Lake to get to the Fantastic Frog Fiesta on the other side. By sounding out words or changing letters of words to make new ones, the player will help Dora and Boots cross the lake by hopping on the lily pads. Supportive directions and sound effects help guide your child in learning how to sound out words and start to read.

In between phonics activities, three whimsical mini games with Dora's frog friends offer additional play: turn lily pads to get the frogs to a flower, match colorful frogs and flowers, or stack all the frogs on a moving lily pad to reach a high flower. All three games are interspersed among the phonics activities.

Dora and Boots can't make it to the Fantastic Frog Fiesta without your child's help! ¡Vámonos! Let's go!

Dora ABCs Vol 3: Ready to Read! includes:
* Easy to use tutorials lead by Dora
* 5 Levels of game play with a rich set of age appropriate words for beginning readers
* Curriculum developed and reviewed by preschool education expert
* Word ladders in which kids can change words by manipulating first, last and inside sounds.
* Three whimsical frog mini games that are entertaining and replayable
* Voiceovers that reinforce letter sounds and identify the vocabulary words
* Tested by kids
* Player profiles allow more than one child to play and saves their progress
* Parent reporting which shows you how your child is progressing in this app.

Dora ABCs Vol 3: Ready to Read! collects personal user data as well as non-personal user data (including aggregated data). User data collection is in accordance with applicable law, such as COPPA. User data may be used, for example, to respond to user requests; enable users to take advantage of certain features and services; personalize content and advertising; and manage and improve Nickelodeon's services. For more information regarding Nickelodeon's use of personal user data, please visit the Nickelodeon Group Privacy Policy below. Our Privacy Policy is in addition to any terms, conditions or policies agreed to between you and Apple, Inc., and Nickelodeon and its affiliated entities are not responsible for Apple's collection or use of your personal user data and information. Use of this app is subject to the Nickelodeon End User License Agreement.

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Bug fixes and iOS 11 performance updates

Crashes a lot

Good program great idea. Just really buggy. It crashes repeatedly as does the other app from Nickelodeon. Its also really repetitive an short for a paid app. The crashing is the most annoying part and I have a brand new iPod with latest OS so its not that. Needs to work out issues before I would buy from then again.

IOS6 problems

My daughter loves this app, unfortunately with the update to IOS6 the intro video hangs. Doing a "pinch" hides the video. The problem seems to be that the videos are not closing. To continue playing the game you need to pinch closed a video when it's done playing. Look forward to an update. Again great app! Just an unexpected bug with the new IOS6.

Nice job on this

I was impressed with how long this kept my daughter's attention. Some people said it didn't keep their children occupied long enough. Mine is only 3, so perhaps their children were older? Overall a good app, well worth the $1.99 for my child.

Information

Seller

Viacom International Inc.

Compatibility

Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Copyright

© 2018 Viacom International Inc., All Rights Reserved

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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‎The third learning adventure in the Nickelodeon Literacy Suite, Dora ABCs Vol 3: Ready to Read! focuses on your child's early reading and phonics skills. After reviewing letter sounds in Dora ABCs Vol 1: Letter & Letter Sounds, and learning phonemic awareness with Dora ABCs Vol 2: Rhyming Words your...

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Learning to read with letter sounds

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We would love your TESTIMONIAL!
Has your child or student benefited from the Reading Bear program?
We would love to hear from you!
As our way of saying "Thank You" for taking the time to send us a testimonial,

we would like to send you our collection of PDF printable exercises linked to each of the 50 Reading Bear modules (two per module).

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Reading Bear is a collection of free, well-made, multimedia phonics presentations. Your child can learn to read with Reading Bear.

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Books to read

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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App that helps students recognize what sounds have been changed or added to the word.

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The What's Changed? skill builder has been specifically designed to develop students' phonemic awareness - the ability to discern the sounds, and the sequence of sounds, within a word. Phonemic awareness is a critical skill for learning to read and can be improved with practice.

What's Changed? focuses on developing phonemic awareness with vowel sounds and consonant blends through exercises that require students to listen to two non-words and identify what changed between the two words.

Students develop the core foundational skills that make up phonemic awareness by identifying the type of change that occurred, including:
- identifying the sound that changed ('zat' to 'zad')
- substituting a new letter for the sound that changed ('feld' to 'fald')
- specifying the letter for a sound that was added or omitted ('strek' to 'stek')
- switching two letters for sounds that were switched ('blist' to 'blits')
Students with poor phonemic awareness skills often make these types of errors when reading.

What's Changed? also develops segmentation and blending skills - the ability to segment a word into its individual sounds and then blend the sounds together for whole word reading. These skills are also essential for successfully learning how to read, as they enable students to blends sounds together in order to recognize whole words when reading.

What's Changed? is suitable for students of all ages, particularly emerging readers and struggling readers. It is also good for English language learners wanting to improve their auditory discrimination and pronunciation of English. Parents or teachers can monitor students' progress, and pinpoint weaker areas by looking at the results for each skill type.

There are three different categories in What's Changed?, each with four increasing levels of difficulty. Within each game, the words build from VC (e.g. 'ob') to CCVCC (e.g. 'brisp'). The Standard English category develops letter-sound knowledge for the most common sounds of letters (for example, the /k/ sound of the letter 'c' as in 'cat').

The Readable English category builds on from the Standard English category, including the non-standard sounds of letters (for example, the other sounds the letter 'c' can make such as in 'cell', 'ocean' and 'cello'). In Readable English when a letter makes a sound other than its usual sound, it is marked with a glyph, enabling all the sounds of English to be represented by distinct characters (e.g. the different sounds of the letter 'o' in 'cove', 'love' and 'move' are clearly reflected with different glyphs).

The Color category uses only colors to represent sounds, which requires users to strictly focus on auditory discrimination rather than sound-symbol association.

Readable English: Read It | Speak It | Know It.

This app has been updated by Apple to use the latest Apple signing certificate.

Minor Improvements and Bug Fixes.

The developer, Accessible Publishing Systems Pty. Limited, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

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Accessible Publishing Systems Pty Limited

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 7.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.

Family Sharing

Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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‎What's Changed? Skill Builder - US version

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‎The What's Changed? skill builder has been specifically designed to develop students' phonemic awareness - the ability to discern the sounds, and the sequence of sounds, within a word. Phonemic awareness is a critical skill for learning to read and can be improved with practice. What's Changed?...

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Phonics games

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Browse Word Pattern Games | Education.com

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Phonics games

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Phonics Bloom create interactive online phonics games to help teach children the relationship between letters and sounds and develop the skills needed to read and write. All our resources are designed by an experienced team of teachers and parents.

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Phonics Games for the Classroom and Home - Phonics Bloom

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Play a range of online phonics games, helping teach children the relationship between letters and sounds and develop the skills needed to read and write.

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Sound blending app

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Great app for phonemic awareness and phonics, but the words used are frequently not within a preschooler's listening or speaking vocabularies, which makes some of the items quite challenging and instruction ineffective. Even in this video, we see the reading of the word "hull" and then a picture of grain. How many preschoolers have heard or will use the word "hull" with any frequency? Updating this app with more appropriate words for PreK-2nd grade children would improve it's effectiveness.

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‎READING MAGIC-Learning to Read Through Advanced Phonics Games

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‎ABC MAGIC READING Short Vowel Words can help your child's future reading success. ABC MAGIC READING gives your child key reading skills practice. ABC MAGIC stays committed to time tested phonics principles, to techniques proven to be successful. Besides the reading feature, there are two skill bu...

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Rhyming game

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My 4 year old started playing this and just started matching the pictures before hearing the rhyming words. Although it does not let her put the wrong pictures together, but it also does not tell her the name of the pictures unless she clicks on the picture. This is confusing because she just clicks on the pictures and puts them wherever without hearing the sounds. Once she makes a match, she still hasn't heard the rhyming words! I think it's important for them to hear the rhyming words without needing to click on the pictures. Very frustrating!!

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‎"A wonderful app to help kids to start rhyming words." Rhyming activities provide the first steps in identifying the different sounds that make up a word and are a critical skill to master on the path towards becoming a good reader and a confident speaker. The goal of this application is to give...

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Variety of phonics worksheet

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Award winning educational materials like worksheets, games, lesson plans and activities designed to help kids succeed. Start for free now!