This is the free version which offers only thefirst 4 letters free with an in-app link to the full version.In this app, children will learn to distinguish between theuppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet while learning thebeginning sounds of letters and three new words beginning with eachletter. This is the first step in learning to read. Children willlearn phonemic and print awareness in these activities. Thesevideos and games are part of our preschool phonics program onhttp://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/preschool/This app works great with our KIZ PHONICS BOOK 1 for Preschool& Low Kindergarten. It is a great complementary product and issuitable for children between the ages of 2 - 6 years of age.VIDEOS: The videos cover the 26 letters of the alphabet and aresong-based lessons. Song-based lessons are great for children of ayoung age who are beginning their journey into reading. Songs helpchildren learn twice as fast. In a single letter-sound video, youchild learns the names of letters, capital and small letters,beginning sounds of letters and three words that begin with thesound of the letter.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a finger tracing/multiplechoice fun activity to reinforce what is learned in the videos.These activities are carefully designed to help kids learn andpractice the writing order of letters, distinguish between capitaland small letters while learning the names and sounds ofletters.The app is your preschool and kindergarten early readingdevelopment companion, based on the proven methods ofphonics.Reading specialists were behind the development of the app, makingsure pronunciation of letter sounds were accurate. You will hearthe letter sounds as they are supposed to be, especially theconsonants which other programs tend to mispronounce with theerroneous 'uh' addition. It is /b/ not /buh/. A good beginning isessential at this stage.Letters of the alphabet & words to learn:Letter Aa: astronaut, apple, antLetter Bb: banana, ball, batLetter Cc: carrot, cat, capLetter Dd: dancing, dog, duckLetter Ee: elephant, egg, elfLetter Ff: flower, fish, footLetter Gg: guitar, goose, goatLetter Hh: horse, hen, hatLetter Ii: iguana, igloo, inkLetter Jj: jacket, juice, jetLetter Kk: kangaroo, kitten, kiteLetter Ll: lemon, lion, lampLetter Mm: monkey, moon, mouseLetter Nn: nest, nose, nutLetter Oo: octopus, otter, oxLetter Pp: pencil, panda, pearLetter Qq: question, queen, quailLetter Rr: rabbit, rooster, roseLetter Ss: sunshine, seagull, sealLetter Tt: turtle, teddy, tieLetter Uu: umbrella, under, upLetter Vv: volcano, vet, vanLetter Ww: window, wolf, wigLetter Xx: x-ray, fox, sixLetter Yy: yellow, yo-yo, yakLetter Zz: zebra, zero, zoo

In this app, children will focus on the shortvowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u). Special attention will be given toshort 'a' & 'e'. They will learn to blend and read words fromthe word families at, an, am, ap, ack, en, et & est. The appintroduces key beginning consonant sounds which are also importantin learning to read words and sentences. This is the first step inlearning to blend and read words and sentences. There are decodablevideo stories which are meant to help learners see the use of theseword families in sentences while in-explicitly introducing a fewhigh frequency sight words. The videos and games are part of ourKindergarten Level 1 phonics program on http://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/kindergarten-level-1/This app works great with our Kiz Phonics Book 2 for KindergartenLevel1. It is a great complementary product.VIDEOS: First, children will watch and learn words with thebeginning and middle short vowel sounds a, e, i, o, u in 5 videos.Then they will focus on word families ack, am, an, at, ap, et, en,est in another 6 videos. These word families videos will show themhow words are blended and read. Then there are 16 other videoswhich focus on beginning consonants b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m,n, p, r, t, v, w.There are 3 short stories aimed at extending practice of short'a' & 'e' with related word families.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a drag and drop activity ortwo to help practice what was taught in the videos. These gameswill ensure that learners have enough practice to learn and masterthe core concepts of this level. At the end, your child will beblending consonants and vowel word families to read simple wordslike cat, cap, back, sat, map, vet, pet, wet, ten etc.The app furthers the development of early reading skills basedon the proven methods of phonics.Reading specialists were behind the development of the app,making sure pronunciation of letter sounds were accurate. You willhear the letter sounds as they are supposed to be in a naturalnative English accent. A good beginning is essential at thisstage.

In this app, children will learn the long'o'& long 'u' vowel sounds with the silent 'e'. They willalsolearn vowel digraphs (oa, ow, short versus long 'oo'). Therearealso videos and activities for learning the r-controlledvowels(er, or, ar, ir, ur), double vowels or diphthongs (oi, oy,ow, ou)and special vowels (aw, ew). The app also features 7 shortstorieswhich are built around the sounds learned in this level.Childrenwill learn to read short stories and sentences. This app isacomplementary product of Kiz Phonics Book 6 for 2nd gradeathttp://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/2nd-grade-level-1/ .VIDEOS: These lessons will help teach the long vowel sounds of'o'and 'u' with their corresponding vowel digraphs. Then theywillteach other kinds of vowel combinations like r-controlledvowels(or, ar, er, ir, ur) double vowels (oi, oy, au) andvoweldigraphs(oa, oo, ow) . They will also learn how the silentEchanges the short 'o' to long 'o' in words like code - code;short'u' to long 'u' in words like hug - huge, cub - cubeetc.There are 7 short video stories aimed at extending practice oflongand special vowels.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a drag and drop activityortwo to help practice what was taught in the videos. Thesegameswill ensure that learners have enough practice to learn andmasterthe core concepts of this level. At the end, your child willbereading words with these newly learned phonemes. This is akeylevel in learning to read words and sentences in English usingtherules of phonics.

These 15 phonics sentence monkey games aregreat for learning to read sentences with a variety of wordfamilies. The words used in these sentences are built around shortand long vowel word families and other vowels combinations liker-controlled vowels, double vowels and more. The words arecarefully chosen with rhyming combinations in mind. These sentenceswill also present phonics learners with a chance to practice commonsight words (the, a, and etc.). After learning to read words,reading simple sentences is the next step. Before you know it, yourchild will be reading stories next.Short ‘a’ word families – at, am, ap, ab, ack, an, etc. (Example:The fat cat sat on a hat.)Short ‘e’ word families – et, en, em, est, ent etc. (Example: Benmet the vet.)Short ‘i’ word families – ish, it, in, im, ip, ig etc. (Example: Abig pig can dig.)Short ‘o’ word families – og, ox, ot, ost, ock etc. (Example: Thedog sits on a log.)Short ‘u’ word families – ug, ub, ut, un, uck etc. (Example: Thebug is in a jug.)Long ‘a’ word families – ane, ake, ate, ame, ace, ay, ain, ail etc.(Example: A snake is in the lake.)Long ‘e’ word families – eep, eet, eat, eam, eal, eel etc (Example:The seal eats a meal.)Long ‘i’ word families – ite, ike, ime, ine, ive, ide, ight, y etc.(Example: Mike rides a bike.)Long ‘o’ word families – oat, oad, ome, ote, ose, one, obe etc.(Example: A boat can float.)Long ‘u’ word families – ute, ube, une, ule, ude, oot, oof, ooletc. (Example: The cute mule hears a flute.)R-controlled vowels ‘ar, air, or’ word families – ar, arm, arf,ork, orn, orm, air etc. (Example: The horse hears a horn.)R-controlled vowels ‘ir, er, ur’ word families – irt, ird, irl,erd, erb, urn, urt, irst etc. (Example: There is dirt on myskirt.)Special vowels ‘aw, all’ word families – aw, awk, all, alk etc.(Example: I saw the claws of a tall bird.)Double vowels ‘oi, oy’ word families – oil, oint, oy, (Example: Theboy has a toy.)Double vowels ‘ow, ou’ word families – ow, ouse, out, ound, oudetc. (Example: The mouse leaves the house.)

(LITE) In this app, children will learn thelong 'o' & long 'u' vowel sounds with the silent 'e'. They willalso learn vowel digraphs (oa, ow, short versus long 'oo'). Thereare also videos and activities for learning the r-controlled vowels(er, or, ar, ir, ur), double vowels or diphthongs (oi, oy, ow, ou)and special vowels (aw, ew). The app also features 7 short storieswhich are built around the sounds learned in this level. Childrenwill learn to read short stories and sentences. This app is acomplementary product of Kiz Phonics Book 6 for 2nd grade athttp://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/2nd-grade-level-1/.VIDEOS: These lessons will help teach the long vowel sounds of 'o'and 'u' with their corresponding vowel digraphs. Then they willteach other kinds of vowel combinations like r-controlled vowels(or, ar, er, ir, ur) double vowels (oi, oy, au) and voweldigraphs(oa, oo, ow) . They will also learn how the silent Echanges the short 'o' to long 'o' in words like code - code; short'u' to long 'u' in words like hug - huge, cub - cube etc.There are 7 short video stories aimed at extending practice of longand special vowels.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a drag and drop activity ortwo to help practice what was taught in the videos. These gameswill ensure that learners have enough practice to learn and masterthe core concepts of this level. At the end, your child will bereading words with these newly learned phonemes. This is a keylevel in learning to read words and sentences in English using therules of phonics.

In this phonics level, children will focus onS blends (st, sl, sw, sm, sn, sp) & H digraphs (ch, sh, th, ph,wh). This level is a jump from single letter/sound words into therealm of digraphs which are two letters that make one sound andblends which are two sounds read together quickly with each letterstill retaining its sound. Children will learn that some lettercombinations like 'ch' (chop) & 'sh' (shop) make a singlesound. The H digraphs are important because they occur frequentlyin written text. Then they will learn the most common S blends inwords like SLeep, SPider, SMall, STar etc. They will also learn thesoft sounds of C and G in words like 'city' and 'giraffe'. Thereare 3 decodable stories to match the key lessons. The videos andgames are part of our 1st grade Level 1 phonics program on http://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/1st-grade-level-1/This app works great with our KIZ PHONICS BOOK 4 for 1st gradeLevel 1. It is a great complementary product.VIDEOS: First, children will watch and learn words with thedigraphs ch, sh, th, ph & wh. Then they will focus on the Sblends st, sl, sw, sm, sn, sp, str. The idea that 'c' and 'g' bothhave a soft sound as in 'city' and 'giraffe' will also feature in 2video lessons.There are 3 short stories aimed at extending practice ofdigraphs and blends.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a drag and drop activity ortwo to help practice what was taught in the videos. These gameswill ensure that learners have enough practice to learn and masterthe core concepts of this level. At the end, your child will bereading words with consonants blends like chain, bench, sheep,thumb, teeth, whale, and words with S blends like sled, smell,snail, spider, star, strong, swing etc. This is a key level inlearning to read words and sentences in English.

(Lite) In this app, children will focus on theshort vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u). Special attention will be givento short 'a' & 'e'. They will learn to blend and read wordsfrom the word families at, an, am, ap, ack, en, et & est. Theapp introduces key beginning consonant sounds which are alsoimportant in learning to read words and sentences. This is thefirst step in learning to blend and read words and sentences. Thereare decodable video stories which are meant to help learners seethe use of these word families in sentences while inexplicitlyintroducing a few high frequency sight words. The videos and gamesare part of our Kindergarten Level 1 phonics program on http://www.kizphonics.com/phonics-program/kindergarten-level-1/This app works great with our KIZ PHONICS BOOK 2 for KindergartenLevel1. It is a great complementary product.VIDEOS: First, children will watch and learn words with thebeginning and middle short vowel sounds a, e, i, o, u in 5 videos.Then they will focus on word families ack, am, an, at, ap, et, en,est in another 6 videos. These word families videos will show themhow words are blended and read. Then there are 16 other videoswhich focus on beginning consonants b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m,n, p, r, t, v, w.There are 3 short stories aimed at extending practice of short'a' & 'e' with related word families.GAMES: Every video is accompanied by a drag and drop activity ortwo to help practice what was taught in the videos. These gameswill ensure that learners have enough practice to learn and masterthe core concepts of this level. At the end, your child will beblending consonants and vowel word families to read simple wordslike cat, cap, back, sat, map, vet, pet, wet, ten etc.The app furthers the development of early reading skills basedon the proven methods of phonics.Reading specialists were behind the development of the app,making sure pronunciation of letter sounds were accurate. You willhear the letter sounds as they are supposed to be in a naturalnative English accent. A good beginning is essential at thisstage.

These 15 phonics sentence monkey games aregreat for learning to read sentences with a variety of wordfamilies. The words used in these sentences are built around shortand long vowel word families and other vowels combinations liker-controlled vowels, double vowels and more. The words arecarefully chosen with rhyming combinations in mind. These sentenceswill also present phonics learners with a chance to practice commonsight words (the, a, and etc.). After learning to read words,reading simple sentences is the next step. Before you know it, yourchild will be reading stories next.Short ‘a’ word families – at, am, ap, ab, ack, an, etc. (Example:The fat cat sat on a hat.)Short ‘e’ word families – et, en, em, est, ent etc. (Example: Benmet the vet.)Short ‘i’ word families – ish, it, in, im, ip, ig etc. (Example: Abig pig can dig.)Short ‘o’ word families – og, ox, ot, ost, ock etc. (Example: Thedog sits on a log.)Short ‘u’ word families – ug, ub, ut, un, uck etc. (Example: Thebug is in a jug.)Long ‘a’ word families – ane, ake, ate, ame, ace, ay, ain, ail etc.(Example: A snake is in the lake.)Long ‘e’ word families – eep, eet, eat, eam, eal, eel etc (Example:The seal eats a meal.)Long ‘i’ word families – ite, ike, ime, ine, ive, ide, ight, y etc.(Example: Mike rides a bike.)Long ‘o’ word families – oat, oad, ome, ote, ose, one, obe etc.(Example: A boat can float.)Long ‘u’ word families – ute, ube, une, ule, ude, oot, oof, ooletc. (Example: The cute mule hears a flute.)R-controlled vowels ‘ar, air, or’ word families – ar, arm, arf,ork, orn, orm, air etc. (Example: The horse hears a horn.)R-controlled vowels ‘ir, er, ur’ word families – irt, ird, irl,erd, erb, urn, urt, irst etc. (Example: There is dirt on myskirt.)Special vowels ‘aw, all’ word families – aw, awk, all, alk etc.(Example: I saw the claws of a tall bird.)Double vowels ‘oi, oy’ word families – oil, oint, oy, (Example: Theboy has a toy.)Double vowels ‘ow, ou’ word families – ow, ouse, out, ound, oudetc. (Example: The mouse leaves the house.)