Sight Words: Kids Learn! Hack 5.0 + Redeem Codes
Kids Learn! Sight Words
Developer: Teacher Created Materials
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 5.0
ID: com.teachercreatedmaterials.KidsLearnSightWords101To105Lite
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Description
••••• The Kids Learn! Sight Words app series is a 2012 nominee for a Distinguished Achievement Award presented by the Association of Educational Publishers. •••••
Give your child the building blocks needed to learn to read. Combine fun, easy-to-follow activities with hands-on and audio features to jumpstart the learning process. Created by reading experts such as Dr. Fry, Kids Learn Sight Words uses developmentally appropriate approaches to let the child
● hear the words
● practice writing the words
● recognize letters
● record the words with playback
● use the words in activities
It combines fluency, vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension practice with entertaining, engaging graphics in a disguised-learning format. Children will want to play again and again and by doing so, will be learning up to 300 all-important sight words. Great for young learners and older children struggling with reading.
This app contains words 1–25 for free with an option to purchase additional word packs (26–100, 101–200, 201–300). Each set of words comes with planned related activities. Activities change and progress as the child moves along:
• Word Jigsaw Puzzle
Touch a puzzle piece to hear a word. Look for the word on the puzzle outline. Then move the puzzle piece onto the correct place on the puzzle outline. Repeat this process until the entire puzzle is put together. Word Jigsaw Puzzles are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Word Tic Tac Toe
Tap on the picture of the ear to hear a word. Click on that word in the Tic Tac Toe grid. Next, the computer takes a turn. Keep playing the computer until one of you has three in a row. The computer will also automatically say the next word to you. Tic Tac Toe games are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Word Matching Game
Touch one card to turn it over. Touch another card to find one that matches the first card. Keep turning over cards until you have matched all the pairs. Matching games are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Hangman
Look at the blank lines at the bottom of the screen. Tap a letter in the alphabet. If you have correctly guessed a letter in the word, the letter will appear in the blank. If not, a body part will be added to the person. You have ten tries to correctly spell the word. Hang man uses the words you just learned, as you learn five words at a time.
• Word Chain
Use the word tiles to make your own sentences. Be sure to use at least one of the words at the top of the screen in each sentence you make. Then touch the star to have your sentence read to you. Shake to erase and reset the words.
• Star Speller
Touch a star to hear a word. Touch a letter in the word that you heard, and drag the letter into one of the blank boxes. Keep dragging letters into the blank boxes until you have spelled the word. Touch the checkmark to hear the correct spelling of the word.
• Word Search
Touch each word on the left side of the screen to hear it read. Look for each word in the word search. When you find a word, drag your finger from the beginning to the end of the word to highlight it. Word searches are random and different every time; play as much as you like.
Settings: To set specific settings for this app, go to the Apps section at the bottom of the iPad’s settings menu. Touch the Sight Words app’s icon to open its settings. This will allow you to either automatically clear all content when the app is closed or save writings and recordings.
The full version with all words can also be purchased directly from iTunes. See Sight Words 1-300: Kids Learn.
Give your child the building blocks needed to learn to read. Combine fun, easy-to-follow activities with hands-on and audio features to jumpstart the learning process. Created by reading experts such as Dr. Fry, Kids Learn Sight Words uses developmentally appropriate approaches to let the child
● hear the words
● practice writing the words
● recognize letters
● record the words with playback
● use the words in activities
It combines fluency, vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension practice with entertaining, engaging graphics in a disguised-learning format. Children will want to play again and again and by doing so, will be learning up to 300 all-important sight words. Great for young learners and older children struggling with reading.
This app contains words 1–25 for free with an option to purchase additional word packs (26–100, 101–200, 201–300). Each set of words comes with planned related activities. Activities change and progress as the child moves along:
• Word Jigsaw Puzzle
Touch a puzzle piece to hear a word. Look for the word on the puzzle outline. Then move the puzzle piece onto the correct place on the puzzle outline. Repeat this process until the entire puzzle is put together. Word Jigsaw Puzzles are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Word Tic Tac Toe
Tap on the picture of the ear to hear a word. Click on that word in the Tic Tac Toe grid. Next, the computer takes a turn. Keep playing the computer until one of you has three in a row. The computer will also automatically say the next word to you. Tic Tac Toe games are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Word Matching Game
Touch one card to turn it over. Touch another card to find one that matches the first card. Keep turning over cards until you have matched all the pairs. Matching games are random and different each time; play as much as you like.
• Hangman
Look at the blank lines at the bottom of the screen. Tap a letter in the alphabet. If you have correctly guessed a letter in the word, the letter will appear in the blank. If not, a body part will be added to the person. You have ten tries to correctly spell the word. Hang man uses the words you just learned, as you learn five words at a time.
• Word Chain
Use the word tiles to make your own sentences. Be sure to use at least one of the words at the top of the screen in each sentence you make. Then touch the star to have your sentence read to you. Shake to erase and reset the words.
• Star Speller
Touch a star to hear a word. Touch a letter in the word that you heard, and drag the letter into one of the blank boxes. Keep dragging letters into the blank boxes until you have spelled the word. Touch the checkmark to hear the correct spelling of the word.
• Word Search
Touch each word on the left side of the screen to hear it read. Look for each word in the word search. When you find a word, drag your finger from the beginning to the end of the word to highlight it. Word searches are random and different every time; play as much as you like.
Settings: To set specific settings for this app, go to the Apps section at the bottom of the iPad’s settings menu. Touch the Sight Words app’s icon to open its settings. This will allow you to either automatically clear all content when the app is closed or save writings and recordings.
The full version with all words can also be purchased directly from iTunes. See Sight Words 1-300: Kids Learn.
Version history
5.0
2019-09-05
Whats New in Version 5.0:
● Added full-screen native support for modern retina displays, such as iPad Pro (3rd Gen) and iPhone Xs Max.
● The Star Speller check button now speaks the word twice, once at the beginning and again after spelling the word.
● Improved and refined the size of finger writing across various screen sizes.
● Improved the scaling of text and controls, making them more true across a variety of devices.
● Improved the consistency of certain prompts, making them more intuitive.
● Miscellaneous improvements to performance and stability.
● Added full-screen native support for modern retina displays, such as iPad Pro (3rd Gen) and iPhone Xs Max.
● The Star Speller check button now speaks the word twice, once at the beginning and again after spelling the word.
● Improved and refined the size of finger writing across various screen sizes.
● Improved the scaling of text and controls, making them more true across a variety of devices.
● Improved the consistency of certain prompts, making them more intuitive.
● Miscellaneous improvements to performance and stability.
4.0
2015-05-05
Miscellaneous stability and performance improvements for iOS 8.
3.1
2013-11-24
• Puzzle pieces are now initially rotated, support two-finger rotation, and are at Retina resolution.
• Responsiveness in Word Matching activities improved. Next card can now be turned over while previous cards still have yet to finish jetting off.
• Star Speller now detects the end of game and asks if you want to play again or go on.
• Corrected an issue which could cause audio to not play through headphones following the use of the audio record button.
• Support added to be able to restore in-app purchases.
• Support for iOS 7. In addition to aesthetic changes, fixes a problem where writing with a finger was experiencing unusual delays.
• Added parental gate.
• Miscellaneous incremental improvements.
• Responsiveness in Word Matching activities improved. Next card can now be turned over while previous cards still have yet to finish jetting off.
• Star Speller now detects the end of game and asks if you want to play again or go on.
• Corrected an issue which could cause audio to not play through headphones following the use of the audio record button.
• Support added to be able to restore in-app purchases.
• Support for iOS 7. In addition to aesthetic changes, fixes a problem where writing with a finger was experiencing unusual delays.
• Added parental gate.
• Miscellaneous incremental improvements.
3.0
2013-01-07
● Setting added for Hangman to allow letter choices to disappear to make gameplay easier for younger players.
● Enhancement made to Hangman, Word Search and Tic Tac Toe such that games are also now saved when moving from slide to slide, or when exiting out and returning back into the app.
● App will now save its place and return to where it left off even in the case of a power outage while in use.
● Star now animates moves taken in Hangman and Word Search games.
● Fixed a bug in Word Search where the first column or first row could randomly generate a duplicate word, or possibly a vulgar word.
● Details of the current word range added to the bottom of each activity.
● Fine tuned the pronunciation of the word "our" to be heard more like "hour" and less like "are".
● Corrected a bug which could cause audio to not play briefly.
● Added native support for iPhone 5's 4" retina display
● Miscellaneous performance and stability improvements.
● Enhancement made to Hangman, Word Search and Tic Tac Toe such that games are also now saved when moving from slide to slide, or when exiting out and returning back into the app.
● App will now save its place and return to where it left off even in the case of a power outage while in use.
● Star now animates moves taken in Hangman and Word Search games.
● Fixed a bug in Word Search where the first column or first row could randomly generate a duplicate word, or possibly a vulgar word.
● Details of the current word range added to the bottom of each activity.
● Fine tuned the pronunciation of the word "our" to be heard more like "hour" and less like "are".
● Corrected a bug which could cause audio to not play briefly.
● Added native support for iPhone 5's 4" retina display
● Miscellaneous performance and stability improvements.
2.0
2012-03-13
1) The number of words given free has increased from 5 to 25.
2) There are five new kinds of activities.
3) The app is now expandable. You can add additional words with their corresponding activities through in-app purchase.
4) Word writing screens have added an eraser (which supplements the shake-to-erase function):
a) Tapping the eraser erases all of the writing, similar to shaking.
b) Dragging the eraser can be used to erase individual words or correct small mistakes.
5) Sentence building activities
a) Will now read the sentences you make back to you when you tap on the star.
b) Will also now allow you to use a given punctuation mark more than once.
6) Improved audio timing and playback
2) There are five new kinds of activities.
3) The app is now expandable. You can add additional words with their corresponding activities through in-app purchase.
4) Word writing screens have added an eraser (which supplements the shake-to-erase function):
a) Tapping the eraser erases all of the writing, similar to shaking.
b) Dragging the eraser can be used to erase individual words or correct small mistakes.
5) Sentence building activities
a) Will now read the sentences you make back to you when you tap on the star.
b) Will also now allow you to use a given punctuation mark more than once.
6) Improved audio timing and playback
1.0.1
2011-10-21
Try it and find out for yourself. You'll be glad you did! :)
1.0
2011-10-20
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Words 1-100 (The first set of 100 words, along with 20 matching activities.) |
Free |
IH694768457✱✱✱✱✱ | 989FBD6✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Words 101-200 (The second set of 100 words, along with 20 matching activities.) |
Free |
IH819031213✱✱✱✱✱ | 5E4AE9D✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Words 201-300 (The third set of 100 words, along with 20 matching activities.) |
Free |
IH703337434✱✱✱✱✱ | EB04728✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
39 Ratings
Reviews
therealjdash,
My 3yr old
So far we have bought the 1st hundred words of this app & I love it. My daughter loves the matching & tic tac toe games. Shes a little young for the hangman or spelling games so we skip them. I only wish there was a scramble function or parental control that would allow me to create a list of words my daughter is struggling with. This would make it easier for her to review specific words without having to go through all the words. I may be asking for a lot but it would be nice if there was a trace feature option on the app for the little ones that are still working on writing by way of tracing. Either way this app is teaching my daughter. She knows at least 85 of the words & she's only 3.
Nop73,
Great app!
I love the amount of words I get for free and then the reasonable cost to buy the rest.
My four year old has learned a lot from this app.
He loves recording his own audio. He has a speech delay and hearing himself has helped him a lot.
My four year old has learned a lot from this app.
He loves recording his own audio. He has a speech delay and hearing himself has helped him a lot.
Wife & mother of 3,
Very basic
My 3 year old can do these words.
Pheng Thao,
Audio not working for iPad mini 2
Name
They love it!,
Smart App!
This app is great for kindergarten and early first grade. The students practice the sight words by, listening, reading, spelling and recording and listening to their own voices pronouncing the words. After each group of five words there is a fun game to reinforce identifying the targeted sight words. I recommend using a stylus for the writing practice. There are a couple things that would make this app better. The print could be in D'Nelian since this is a broadly taught form of handwriting. Also, my students' favorite game is the nature puzzle that follows the first five sight words. I wish that game was available for the other words or on a related app available for purchase.
Frustrated... Seriously???,
Would be great to have a few custom words
I love this app! One thing I would like to suggest is if we were able to add three or so custom words (I know this is free, so the full version should be able to have more). I enjoy this, and only ask for the custom words so that I may input students' names to practice their own spelling! The only other suggestion I have about the current version is to have the letters reach from the top of the space to the bottom, as they are taught (top, middle, bottom). Otherwise, great job.
Maxweljl,
Good and Bad
I really like the games and the fact that the kids can write the sight words in the lines like they would on a piece of paper. However, the kids don't have to spell the word correct or at all in order to move on. They could just click through or scribble to get to the games. If there was a way to track their progress or give them the option of telling them they need to do their best work, I think that would greatly increase the value of this learning tool.
Austinrca,
Poor Navigation
This app does a good job of presenting the words, and has some great activities to make learning fun, but the navigation is very rigid. You can't go to a particular place or activity. You have to follow a prescribed sequence to get where you want to go. That is ok the first time through the words, but after that, the child should be able to go straight to Hangman, or another activity without being constrained by the program to go through a sequence first.
Gna2000,
Brilliant for emergent readers.
Love the adaptation of classic games like tic tac toe and hangman and concentration after each level. LOVE the record your voice. I can check each student's pronunciation with them after they complete the unit! Will definitely recommend without reservation to our parents. And especially thanks for no annoying ads to pluck kids away from the intended activity.
TurbineCrush,
My 5 yr old loves it!
My 5 year old loves playing this game. We use it while his brother is in karate, and I am amazed at how well this keeps his attention. I have also been surprised at how well this has helped increase his retention of the sight words. My husband was surprised after a couple of weeks, how well he was reading short books. I recommend this app to aid in sight word retention.
