Letter Tiles for Learning Cheats

Letter Tiles for Learning Hack 2.2.5 + Redeem Codes

Developer: All About Learning Press, Inc.
Category: Education
Price: $19.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.2.5
ID: com.allaboutlearningpress.letter-tiles

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Description

This app is designed for tablets. It is not recommended for phones.

Our Letter Tiles app lets you build words, divide words into syllables, and hear the sounds of the phonograms. Just choose your program from the menu (All About Reading or All About Spelling) and select which lesson number you are currently teaching. The appropriate letter tiles for that lesson will appear, making it easy for you to teach and easy for your child to learn.

The app contains all the phonograms, suffixes, and word parts taught in the All About Reading and All About Spelling lesson plans.

Suitable for all ages and learning styles!

Please Note: This app does not read words aloud.

Version history

2.2.5
2023-10-04
General updates and fixes
2.2.4
2023-10-04
General updates and fixes.
2.2.3
2023-06-29
Bug Fixes:
- Users can now "flick" tiles to place them in the workspace more easily.
- No more extra spaces are added to the end of words.
- Tapped tiles are now responsive and fast.
- Corrected the issue with incorrect tile movement when dividing words.
- Users can now replace red and blue blank tiles without any problems.
- Resolved issues with word division and disappearing tiles.
- Fixed the problem of tiles disappearing when the app is rotated.
- Suffix Tiles from AAS 7 are now available.
2.2.2
2023-05-15
Small fixes and improvements.
2.2.1
2023-04-29
Small fixes and improvements.
2.2.0
2023-04-27
Small fixes and improvements.
2.1.0
2023-04-22
Small fixes and improvements.
1.2.9
2021-06-09
Small fixes and improvements.
1.2.7
2020-06-05
Update for iOS 13.
1.2.6
2020-06-03
Fixed bug where app would crash with iOS 9.3
1.2.5
2020-05-18
Fixed bug where app would crash with iOS 9.3
1.2.4
2020-05-13
Updated for iOS 13
1.2.3
2018-12-28
* New: Touch tiles like a keyboard to place them in the word building area.
* New: Lock the word building area to prevent tile movement.
* Various other small improvements.
1.2.1
2018-03-21
* Updated tutorial videos!
* Improved touch interactions.
1.2
2018-02-07
* Improved experience for smaller screens
* Various other fixes and improvements
1.1
2018-01-31
* Move words and word parts by dragging with 2 fingers.
* Scroll word building area with 2 fingers.
* Option to disable gray boxes.
* Option to make Greek and Latin tiles wider.
* Various other improvements and fixes.
1.0.2
2018-01-10
Syllable tag issue fixes, minor issue fixes for tiles
1.0.1
2017-12-29
AAS syllable tag graphics changed and Syllable Tag order changed.
1.0
2017-12-18

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Ratings

3.5 out of 5
60 Ratings

Reviews

My name is not your business!!,
Update made some things worse
**UPDATE: Based on the developer’s advice I drug the first letter to a line that is NOT the first line and was able to add multiple words to a line and do “change the word” again. Changing my rating from 3 stars to 4. Fixing the first line bug and allowing the user to adjust the size of keyboard area are what it will take to get the 5th star.** Previously the app would reopen with the orientation last used but now it will only open with the locked orientation so I have to unlock it every time I use the app and relock it when I’m done since the app is far less functional in portrait mode. Far more important, I can no longer put two separate words on the same line. Once I put the first word it will only let me start a second word everywhere on the screen EXCEPT the line with the first word. Update: After trying to use it further I found that the latest update made the app unusable for many activities. For example, I can no longer play “change the word” with my child because I can’t add a new letter in after taking one out.
Yavoskiovich,
Love app but dislike recent changes
I bought this app the week it came out and I Love It! It is so nice to be able to work on reading and spelling anywhere. And I love that I don’t have to worry about losing tiles. But I dislike the new update. The letter tiles are now so large it takes up most of my the screen on my iPad mini. It would’ve been better to enable us to adjust the tile size ourselves so that those who need a larger size can have it. Also it is a pain to move from one set of tiles to the next. The labels are so small now next to the tiles that it’s hard to get the right one and if you don’t touch the screen just right it won’t let you slide to the next set.
JCSRE,
I have fallen in love with AAR AND AAS again because of this app
My younger son has dyslexia and both AAR/AAS are great for him, but the tiles were such a pain to use, time-consuming, fall off the board. It was a mental chore for me to sit down and do the lessons with him because of the tedious nature of doing it. The app has changed that. We both love our lessons now. I’m even thinking of starting up AAS for my older student again.

We love everything about the app. However, there are a few tweaks that would make it more user friendly. 1. Dragging syllable tags is a major pain. At time we can’t get the tags to move into the workspace; 2. It would be sweet if tapping the tiles would move them to the workspace instead of having to drag them. I know we can swipe them up too and that is a quicker way to move them rather than a drag, but tapping would be even better.

Thank you for this. It has been a tremendous boon to our school.
Wrokon,
Overall good, but frustrating
We were very excited over this app and will use it instead of the letter tiles on the board, but it frustrates my 7yr old (and me!) The lesson we tried it on was AAR level 2, lesson 10. It was very challenging to divide the syllables and often took five or more tries. My son even exclaimed “I hate this!” because he was getting so frustrated. Also, I don’t know if you can put divided syllables back together. We ended up giving up because we just could not get it to work. In order to label syllables, you have to slide the screen over to access both syllable tags. That is fine, but unless you slide on a specific blank spot on the bottom, it is difficult to do. This also really frustrated my seven year old and myself as it often took several tries to slide the bottom over to access what we wanted. I believe the app will be excellent for lessons that do not need syllable division. Unfortunately many of the lessons require it.
GoFo2013,
2 requests for this wonderful app!
As a reading specialist in private practice, my students and I both LOVE this app and its easy to use features - especially the syllable tags and the fact that the tiles are all accessible with one swipe (rather than clicking on separate tabs, as in other apps I own). I have 2 requests for future updates:
Is it possible to add an “are you sure?” question after swiping up to delete all tiles? We’ve lost word set-ups mid-lesson due to accidental swipe-ups and it’s a real bummer!
Also, I’d love to have the option to be able to “write” on the work space - circle a blend, cross out a silent e, etc. I like when my students can “mark up” their words for a greater understanding of how the sounds work together.
Keep up all the great work - I am a huge fan of your programs!!
Jwag00000,
App would work great but...
This app is awesome and something I've been dreaming of to use on my iPhone as we do not have internet availability/no reason to buy an iPad or laptop. This app would work perfectly EXCEPT the tile letters are just a hair too big and cut them off when they are on the white board. I've seriously been debating switching curriculum because of ALL the stuff and thought this would be our space saver! And it could be with just some small tweaks. Hoping they make it more accessible to us country/non-technology owning folk!
Cromburkaria,
What happened with the most recent update?!
We have loved using this app with my K and 1st student. It is so much easier than keeping physical tiles out of the babies’ mouths. Sadly the most recent update has made it extremely frustrating for mom and kids alike. The tiles are much larger and don’t all fit on the bottom by the time you add in the consonant teams. This throws off my kids when they can’t find the sounds they are looking for. It’s counterproductive to expect a 5 and 6 year old to scroll the screen over; their brain is already processing so much just trying to connect the sound with the written letter. Please bring back the old layout!
Xmom1011x,
Finally a good solution for small spaces!
I have been hoping for an app like this since we started last year! We do a ton of rv camping half the year, and hauling the magnets with cookie sheets to work on was really not very practical. We also live in a small house with no room for a large white board that can stay out all the time, so the magnets aren't even very practical at home. This app is so well designed. I love that you can click the lesson you are on and see exactly the tiles you need. It feels very intuitive, and I think it will be a great addition to the curriculum.
gonzalezme,
Love it more than expected!
I wasn’t sure what to expect, but both my kids and I enjoy the process of using the tiles on the iPad over using the physical tiles! I’m still grateful for the physical tiles when they were first starting out, but I am also grateful for this app!! And super helpful to not have to try to locate all of the tiles that my toddler loves to play with ;-). The only change I’d love to see is the ability to be able to write out words with a finger or Apple Pencil.
RebeccaMom2019,
So much easier for me to teach the AAL programs!
I really enjoy teaching reading and spelling again with this app, made especially to compliment the AAR and AAS programs. No more fumbling the tiles! And, since I’m using it with 3 kids, it’s that much easier, since they are all at different levels of the program. I love how I can choose the level and lesson and all the right tiles are presented. After teaching a concept, drag one tile to the top, and the board is cleared! Very much worth the money!