First in the series of 2 apps.
Start learning to read with World of Symbophonics. Get to know how words are made and then learn the sounds of the Symbos and letters.
Second in the series of 2 apps.
Now that you know the building blocks of English, begin to construct words and read them before finally typing out the words yourself correctly spelled.
Convert words to the words with Symbophonics Symbols.
After hearing the word the press on the gems/keys to hear the phonemes that make up the sounds. The gems/keys must be placed in the correct chests in the order to put the word together again.
In this game we bring characters before you. You must identify which sound they represents.
Listen to the sounds played by the detonators/ice cream cones and remember which sound is associated with which detonator/ice cream cone.
Each carriage carries a character.
Select the detonator/ice cream cone which carries the sound associated with the character in the first carriage or select the skull detonator/ice cream cup if it is none of them.
Selecting the correct detonator/ice cream cone destroys the carriage.
Then select the detonator/ice cream cone which carries the sound associated with the character in the next carriage and so on until all carriages are destroyed or until the train reaches the other end of the screen.
In this game we bring characters before you. You must identify which sound they represents.
A character is displayed. Once you recognise the character stop the clock, read it out loud and then check to hear if you got it right before self-marking. The game then proceeds to the next character.
Each game has a Settings page where you can select from various options, depending on the game, including:
a. Choose between basic (phonemes) and complex (sequence of phonemes) or use Phoneme Selection mode to select exactly which of these you would like to test.
b. Choose number of characters or sounds.
c. Choose the speed to challenge the child to answer more quickly.
d. Choose word size.
A character is displayed. Once you recognise the character stop the clock, read it out loud and then check to hear if you got it right before self-marking. The game then proceeds to the next character.
Songs with videos teach the child the phonemes used in English.
Song titles are:
Short Vowels
Long Vowels
R-controlled Vowels and
Consonants Song
Here the child can explore the characters, the sounds and the relationships between them by pressing on the cards.
In this game we break down words into their individual sounds/phonemes for you to reconstruct the words phoneme by phoneme.
A word is sounded, then the constituent graphemes are presented in random order. Put the word together again by dragging the graphemes into the spacemen in the correct order.
Each game has Settings page where you can select from various options, depending on the game, including:
a. Choose which group of words to test (Phase 1 = first hundred, Phase 2 = second hundred etc.) or use Word Selection to select (or deselect) words to test from these groups.
b. Choose to test different number of words per game.
c. Choose to display words with or without Symbos as default.
d. Choose game length .
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