Phonograms by SEI Hack 1.4.3 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Spalding Education International
Category: Education
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.4.3
ID: com.spalding.Phonograms
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Description
Welcome to The Spalding Method ™ Phonograms app!
NOTICE: Upon installing this mobile application, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions.
This Spalding Phonograms app is designed for helping students learn the phonics connection between speech sounds and written symbols that represent those sounds (phonograms). Learning the phonograms is essential for accurate and automatic reading, writing, and spelling. Teaching all the sounds of the phonemes represented by an alphabet letter or combination of two, three, or four letters (phonograms) enables students to read, spell, and write high-frequency words quickly. Students who learn the phonograms well expand their vocabulary and are able to use effective and creative communication skills in writing. Critical thinking is involved in learning the appropriate phonogram placement within words for accurate spelling and for applying information learned during phonogram reviews to pronounce unfamiliar words.
The Spalding Phonograms app is for students that need additional practice, including home schooling, ESL (English as a Second Language), ELL (English Language Learners), ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) students, and those with dyslexia or other learning disabilities. The school and home connection is encouraged through collaboration and communication with the teacher, parent, and student for practicing the phonograms appropriately and adequately. The Spalding Phonograms app aligns with the core reading foundational skills required by state and national standards that are most crucial to the development of early reading success and reading comprehension, including:
• Phonemic awareness
• Feature recognition
• Letter recognition
• Sound-symbol relationships (decoding)
The Spalding Phonograms app provides the following options for all 87 phonograms.
• Phonogram Introduction by selected group – The student sees the phonograms in order of instruction in The Writing Road to Reading, listens to the teacher say the sound(s), and then says the sound(s).
• Oral Phonogram Review – A random phonogram card is show, followed by a pause. The student says the sound(s) and then listens to check accuracy.
• Written Phonogram Review –The student hears the phonogram sounds, followed by a pause; the student repeats the sound(s), listens for a cue, if needed, and then writes the phonogram on lined paper. The card is immediately shown so the student can check for accuracy.
• Differentiated Practice – Specific phonograms (from all 87) can be selected that need more practice. These phonograms can then be practiced in Phonogram Introduction, Oral Phonogram Review, or Written Phonogram Review.
NOTICE: Upon installing this mobile application, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions.
This Spalding Phonograms app is designed for helping students learn the phonics connection between speech sounds and written symbols that represent those sounds (phonograms). Learning the phonograms is essential for accurate and automatic reading, writing, and spelling. Teaching all the sounds of the phonemes represented by an alphabet letter or combination of two, three, or four letters (phonograms) enables students to read, spell, and write high-frequency words quickly. Students who learn the phonograms well expand their vocabulary and are able to use effective and creative communication skills in writing. Critical thinking is involved in learning the appropriate phonogram placement within words for accurate spelling and for applying information learned during phonogram reviews to pronounce unfamiliar words.
The Spalding Phonograms app is for students that need additional practice, including home schooling, ESL (English as a Second Language), ELL (English Language Learners), ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) students, and those with dyslexia or other learning disabilities. The school and home connection is encouraged through collaboration and communication with the teacher, parent, and student for practicing the phonograms appropriately and adequately. The Spalding Phonograms app aligns with the core reading foundational skills required by state and national standards that are most crucial to the development of early reading success and reading comprehension, including:
• Phonemic awareness
• Feature recognition
• Letter recognition
• Sound-symbol relationships (decoding)
The Spalding Phonograms app provides the following options for all 87 phonograms.
• Phonogram Introduction by selected group – The student sees the phonograms in order of instruction in The Writing Road to Reading, listens to the teacher say the sound(s), and then says the sound(s).
• Oral Phonogram Review – A random phonogram card is show, followed by a pause. The student says the sound(s) and then listens to check accuracy.
• Written Phonogram Review –The student hears the phonogram sounds, followed by a pause; the student repeats the sound(s), listens for a cue, if needed, and then writes the phonogram on lined paper. The card is immediately shown so the student can check for accuracy.
• Differentiated Practice – Specific phonograms (from all 87) can be selected that need more practice. These phonograms can then be practiced in Phonogram Introduction, Oral Phonogram Review, or Written Phonogram Review.
Version history
1.4.3
2022-01-29
Bug fixes
1.4.2
2022-01-26
Fixed audio issue and randomization of sounds
1.4.1
2022-01-16
Fixed bugs related to iOS14
1.4
2022-01-10
Support for iPad mini
1.3
2020-08-17
Support version iOS11 to iOS13
1.2
2015-09-18
Updated for iOS9.
1.1
2015-05-07
Updated to work on iOS8.3
1
2014-12-01
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Ratings
1.9 out of 5
166 Ratings
Reviews
Shui331,
I paid money for this?
This app is horribly designed. It assumes the teacher is following their lesson plans exactly. I have to go into multiple lessons to hunt for each phonogram that my child is currently learning. Would be so much nicer to have other options on how to choose the phonograms you want to practice. Also, some sounds in the higher frequencies (such as ph) come across poorly on the phone speaker. This is a problem considering this app is all about speech sounds!
Overall, it was a great idea to make phonograms easier to practice, but the execution of the design is incredibly poor... especially for the price.
Overall, it was a great idea to make phonograms easier to practice, but the execution of the design is incredibly poor... especially for the price.
Igblin,
Perfect to practice with my Kindergartner
My first lenguaje in not English so even when I speak a very fluent English I have to admit that I was never tough all the phonograms while learning English. Being said this I don't expect the app does the whole job of teaching my son but it has been a big help to practice with him the sounds each letter does. Like I said this is great for practice and we love it!! I am not sure why people says sound doesn't work but for me it works every single time I open it. I would love to click on any letter randomly without having to go through the list and hear the sound but still it does the job and it has been very helpful. Love it!!!
Sapphire2891,
Misunderstood App
The app is very efficient. I was skeptical after reading a couple of reviews, and saying that the ratings for it is 1.9. But after downloading it because of the school my child goes to, it turns out very simple and easy to use. It has a differentiate practice option that allows you to choose what letters you want to practice that is part of the curriculum and or homework for that week. By choosing the letters I was able to do the OPR and the WPR that was base on the home work. This option made it super easy for him to focus.
DorkyForky,
Black screen
I just got this app and so far I haven’t had the sound issue that other users have encountered. However, I have my phone set to a “dark” appearance in settings which makes the screen completely black without showing the letters in written phonogram review. I have to change my settings to “light” appearance to show the letters. The app could use an update to adjust for this change.
Otherwise, I agree it would be better to be able to write in the app as opposed to having to use your own paper.
Otherwise, I agree it would be better to be able to write in the app as opposed to having to use your own paper.
VegasPuma,
Does not match the order at school
This app really needs a way to choose the phonograms you want to practice. My son’s teacher is not going in the same order as the lists in the app, making it hard to practice using the app. I have to hunt around the different app lists to find the ones he is currently learning. To make matters worse, there is supposed to be a “select” button available in the differentiated practice that would somewhat allow you to do this, but it is not there. This makes the differentiated practice function useless.
SulyMom,
Great for parents at least!
This application have helped our family so much. Every single day from Monday to Thursday we use it to help us with our kindergarten student to do her homework. She is getting the best scores in the tests for the subject. We are more than pleased with this awesome app. We specially love the free section to check any phonogram and dictate to our kiddo. Is simply and once you try all the sections you can use it as your special homework-helper. 👌
xgboost3,
Needs A Lot of Improvement
Users should be able to select which phonograms to work on (based on what their child’s teacher is covering, not the app’s grouping). Also the written practice doesn’t work in my app; it just has a black screen even after I press “show me”. I restarted the app and restarted my phone, but it didn’t resolve the issue. We can’t really use this, and I’m bummed I paid money for an app that doesn’t work. Others should just buy Spalding’s practice cards.
mcrocha,
POOR Design; please fix it!
I find it astounding that the developer(s) hasn’t taken action to address some basic issues with this app. So many reviews here about people having problems with the sound, but after NUMEROUS attempts, I accidentally figured out that it was due to my phone being on silent! Why on earth would somebody do that?? So frustrating! On top of that, there’s no FAQ or troubleshoot feature. If you’re having any sort of issue, you’re out of luck!
The content has been helpful for our child, but this app makes me angry in just how poorly designed it is! NOT WORTH IT!
The content has been helpful for our child, but this app makes me angry in just how poorly designed it is! NOT WORTH IT!
Danienic,
Love it!
Sound works; just make sure your ringer is set to “on”.
The writing section is meant to be used along with paper and the answers are shown as flash cards to check your work.
I like this bc it requires them to practice their handwriting as they are supposed to; not on a screen.
This was a great option for us to supplement the work that is happening at school while only spending $4.
My girls (3 and 5) are doing so well with this program!
I think it just needs a website or video to explain its features. I wish they had audio available to remind children of the rules as they write. “Start at the top line…”
I recommend this app to anyone with a young reader!
The writing section is meant to be used along with paper and the answers are shown as flash cards to check your work.
I like this bc it requires them to practice their handwriting as they are supposed to; not on a screen.
This was a great option for us to supplement the work that is happening at school while only spending $4.
My girls (3 and 5) are doing so well with this program!
I think it just needs a website or video to explain its features. I wish they had audio available to remind children of the rules as they write. “Start at the top line…”
I recommend this app to anyone with a young reader!
BlueButterflyPrincess,
I ignored the reviews, I shouldn’t have.
I thought they’d improve it, but yes, it’s truly impossible to find any of the phonograms as they’re divided into lesson format and there isn’t even a lesson overview. If that isn’t bad enough, you can’t skip over any phonograms without “hearing” and waiting for all the phonograms before it and there’s no birds view or way to skip. My kids are learning with the Spaulding curriculum in their charter and I was hoping to help them catch up and help them learn them at home, but this app makes me want to pull my freaking hair out!
