One of my child's favorite apps!
Submitted 11 years ago
Community Review for Endless Alphabet
Julie Y.
Teacher
South Portland High School
South Portland ME, US
My Take
I would definitely recommend this and their other apps. They are simple, adorable, well designed, and intuitive.
How I Use It
My child loves this app! It's easy, fun, and enjoyable for him as well as a supervising parent. After playing with this app I can hear him practicing his sounds on his own throughout the day. It's a great, simple concept and a fun time at playtime!
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Tim Y.
Teacher
August 31, 2022
Good resource for kids struggling with early letters/simple words
There are lots of early alphabet/language apps, but this one is one of the better ones. Very straightforward and well designed.
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Matthew T.
April 25, 2022
Great application
I found this program to be quite valuable for pupils in the Pre-K and Kindergarten levels. Because of its availability and ability to attract children into learning letter sounds and expanding their vocabulary, the product is an excellent teaching tool. The videos are entertaining and interactive. Kids would want to see them time after time, and they would.
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Jessica C.
Teacher
Majestic School
West Jordan, UT
April 29, 2019
This is a very adorable and fun app that helps kids practice all the letter names and sounds of the alphabet. It also helps kids learn new vocabulary words and provides visuals that explain the meaning of each word that is spelled.
This is a great little app that I would use in my classroom to help kids practice all the letter names and sounds of the alphabet. I would not use it during whole group instruction. However, I would use it as a reading center during my literacy block to give kids an opportunity with individual practice and review of the alphabet sounds. The monsters in this app are funny to watch and the visuals keep the kids engaged, however, this app does not go very deep into phonics or provide any support with other reading strategies. For example, it teaches new vocabulary words and their definitions, but it doesn't provide any opportunity for students to practice blending letter sounds. Students cannot create their own words or practice reading basic CVC words. And, it does not review sight words.
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