Is your child ready to learn how to read? Figuring out how to sound out words can be a challenging aspect of reading, and letter sound games can play a big role in helping children learn these fundamental skills. I’ve partnered with Wonster Words to share all about their free award winning app, though all opinions re my own.
How can letter sound games help children?
Wonster Words is a free app geared towards children ages 3-6 and is available for iOS, Andriod and Amazon downloads. This award winning app helps kids learn how to read by teaching them how to put together and sound out words through animated letters. Phonics, gliding vowels, and consonant blends are sounded out through these animated letters as they are being played.
Basic word families, as well as the 44?most common phonemes are taught in Wonster Words, in a way that makes it easy for your child to understand.? Wonster words is full of adorable characters that star in short animations and mini games that tell stories bout the words your child is learning.
Inspired by Sesame Street, both children and parents enjoy this award winning app that teaches ABC’s, phonics and spelling. Children learn be st through play, so their approach helps children to learn in a fun and engaging way. With hundreds of words, 12 word families and 12 original stories, Wonster Words has ample content to help your child learn, and they? are frequently adding new content to the collection.
NEW for 2018 Holidays
Wonster Words has introduced some new features this holiday season, that your kids will surely enjoy. Wonster Island is a brand new area that creates an entirely new and interactive user experience.?Phonics, Stories, Math, Science, Art and Music are covered in new educational biomes, and new mini games have also been added. Silly ambiance and 5 new original scores have been added, and vowels are coming soon too!
You can download Wonster Words for free on iOS, Android and Amazoin devices. Special in-app purchases can also maximize game ply for even more learning fun for kids.