Materials and Resources Available Due to the Dyslexia Identification
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Accessible Instructional Materials

The following are helpful resources related to AIM(Accessible Instructional Materials):

Digital Books

Digital books websites can be useful. Individuals with dyslexia are eligible to obtain digital books, including digital textbooks. In some cases, a verification of disability is required. The following websites provide information about access to free digital books:

 

  • Bookshare
    Bookshare is an accessible online library which has approximately 310,000 titles available to individuals with print disabilities. Through an award from the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP), Bookshare offers free memberships to U.S. schools and qualifying U.S. students.
  • Learning Ally
    Learning Ally has 80,000 + digitally recorded textbooks and literature titles available to individuals with print disabilities. The materials can be delivered through internet downloads and accessed using various mainstream and assistive technology devices. Through a contract with the Texas Education Agency, Learning Ally offers free memberships to Texas K-12 public and charter schools with qualifying students.
  • American Printing House for the Blind, Louis Database
    The Louis Database contains information on approximately 407,055 titles in accessible formats, including braille, large print, sound recording, and electronic files.
  • Accessible Books for Texas
    Accessible Books for Texas is a Benetech project funded by the Texas Education Agency that provides on-the-ground training and support to Texas public K-12 educators, parents, and students on AIM.
  • National Center on Accessible Instructional Materials
    This site serves as a resource to state and district-level educators, parents, publishers, conversion houses, accessible media producers, and others interested in learning more about AIM and the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS).

Text-to-Speech (TTS)

Text-to-Speech (TTS) software provides students access to print by reading the contents on the screen aloud. The following websites may be beneficial for students with dyslexia:

 

Definitely continue to do web searches (Google) the latest technology. It is quite likely the above software/apps may be obsolete "tomorrow."

Speech-to-Text (STT)

Speech-to-Text (STT) software translates spoken words into text. The following websites may be beneficial for students with dyslexia:

 

With ever updating software, I often complete a web search for the newest software and apps. This link   https://www.capterra.com/speech-recognition-software/ provided me new information

Concept Mapping

Concept Mapping can assist students in organizing and synthesizing information to make the broader connections necessary for reading comprehension and writing assistance that result in improved performance in content-area instruction. The following is a list of examples of free or low cost software:

 

  • Bubbl.us - This is an online brainstorming website that exports images, such as mind maps.
  • Gliffy - This is an online diagramming software tool with flowcharts, floor plans, Venn diagrams and more.
  • Inspiration - This visual thinking software is suitable for grades 4 to adult. The software is designed to help students develop and gather ideas, organize thoughts, analyze and interpret information, clarify understanding, and communicate ideas clearly.
  • Kidspiration - This visual thinking software is suitable for grades 1-3. Students combine pictures, text, numbers, and spoken words to develop vocabulary, word recognition, reading comprehension, writing, and critical thinking skills.
  • Lucid Chart - This is a website that allows students to create collaborative flow charts and organizational charts.
  • Mindmeister - This is a website – also available as an app – for collaborative concept mapping.
  • Mindomo - This site allows students to create mind maps for a long-term project. Maps can be exported to Microsoft Word and Excel.
  • MyStudyBar - This software comes with a literacy toolbar that includes mind mapping, screen masking, word prediction, talking dictionary, and text-to-speech to help students convey their thoughts in writing.
  • Quicklyst - This website provides an organizational process for taking notes in an outline format.
  • Slatebox - This website provides mind-mapping collaborative slates.
  • Time Line Maker - This website allows for the development of time lines with a choice of templates.
  • VocabularySpellingCity - This site is meant to improve a child’s spelling and vocabulary skills.
  • Webspiration - This website is suitable for grades 5-12. Students will use visual frameworks to aid in writing skills.

 

Vocabulary

Vocabulary can be explored by using websites. For students with dyslexia, slower or difficult reading leads to reduced vocabulary knowledge. The following tools can be explored to support students in accessing difficult vocabulary:

 

  • Lexipedia - This is an online visual semantic network supporting six different languages.
  • MathWords - This is an online interactive math dictionary.
  • Visual Thesaurus - This online dictionary analyzes and generates a list of useful vocabulary words from any text.
  • Visuwords - This online graphic dictionary allows students to create a graphic organizer for individual words.
  • VocabAhead - This website provides a visual dictionary using short vocabulary videos for SAT/ACT test preparation.
  • WordSmyth - This website provides a traditional look and feel to an online dictionary.

 

Web 2.0 Tools

Web 2.0 Tools have made the Internet a participatory, interactive place where readers create, collaborate, and share information, bringing new and powerful opportunities to the classroom. Students can interface via text-to-speech (TTS) and screen reader (SR) by accessing a variety of resources. The following are tools that can be used by all students; they are especially helpful for increasing content knowledge through collaboration.

 

  • Blogs are a personal journal published on the World Wide Web consisting of entries, known as "posts," typically displayed in reverse chronological order so the most recent post appears first. Blogs are usually the work of a single individual (occasionally of a small group) and often are themed on a single subject. The following is a list of examples:
  • Multimedia Tools include a combination of text, audio, still images, animation, video, and/or interactive content forms. Teachers and students can access such tools for educational and recreational purposes. The following is a list of examples:
    • Glogster - This is an interactive multimedia poster tool.
    • Prezi - With this tool, the user can create an interactive presentation that serves as an alternative to PowerPoint.
    • Voicethread - This tool allows the user to create an interactive, multimedia slide show.
  • Project Share is an online environment of educational resources that incorporates the use of today’s digital tools. Available for public school teachers and students, Project Share offers an opportunity to move beyond the walls of the traditional and expand the learning environment through multiple avenues, including online courses, wikis, digital portfolios, and more.
  • Wikis offer users the ability to add, modify, or delete content via a web browser using a simplified markup language or a rich-text editor. Most Wikis are created collaboratively. They serve many different purposes, including knowledge management, collaborative learning, and content attainment. The following is a list of examples:
  • Word Processing using Google Drive, formerly known as Google Docs, is a free, web-based office suite and data storage service offered by Google. It allows users to create and edit documents online while collaborating in real time with other users.

Technology Available for Mobile Devices

 

The following is not an exhaustive list nor is it a recommendation of any specific product. It is intended to provide examples of instructional resources.

The price, capacity, and flexibility of handheld devices make them attractive complements to laptop and desktop computing for students with dyslexia. In addition, tablets and other touch devices make text more accessible. The following apps are a sampling of what is available for free or at a low cost; however, students must have access to a mobile device in order to use them:

 

Organizational Apps

 

Google Mobile
Search the web (using Google) with voice, access Google account.

 

iReward Chart
Keep up with homework, chores, and other tasks. Setup includes adding rewards and points.

 

 
Reading Apps

 

Blio
This app allows for the download of your favorite titles in the same layout, fonts, and full-color images found in the print version.

 

Sound Literacy
This app is not a game. It is not programmed with an auto correct feature nor is it created to take the place of the teacher. Skills and concepts must be guided by the teacher.

 

FarFaria
This app offers free children’s books with read along support.

 

Fry Words
This app provides a list of the most common words used for teaching reading, writing, and spelling.

 

Kindle for the iPhone
Download and read Kindle books.

 

Read For Me
This app allows students to take a picture of the text to be read and the application will read aloud.

 

Read to Kids
This app allows for the creation of custom audio books.

 

StoryKit
Create a story with drawings, photos, and text entered through typing and voice recording.

 

Vocab Rootology
This is an interactive app teaching the most common word roots in the English language.

 

VoiceDream Reader
This app allows students complete control over how text is translated to speech.

 

Wikipanion
Access Wikipedia using a non-cluttered screen and have access to an online dictionary for any word in the article. Search Wikipedia using word prediction.

 

Teaching Apps

 

ABC Spelling Magic
This interactive app provides students with practice to hear the sounds of letters as well as build words.

 

ABC Spelling Magic 2
This interactive app provides students the opportunity to practice spelling words with consonant blends.

 

ABC Spelling Magic 3
This interactive app provides students with the opportunity to practice spelling words with two or more syllables.

 

ABC Spelling Magic 4
This interactive app provides students with the opportunity to practice spelling words with the silent final "e."

 

Bob Books #1 - Reading Magic
This app teaches young students early phonics.

 

ChemCrafter
This app promotes experimentation and the development of logical reasoning.

 

Cursive Writing
This app allows students to practice cursive writing after receiving explicit instruction.

 

Discovery Channel
This app allows students to watch short clips or full episodes.

 

Duolingo-Learn Language
This site offers students the option to choose and learn a foreign language in a game format.

 

FirstWords Deluxe
This interactive app provides students with spelling practice while working on listening skills and building their vocabulary.

 

Interactive Alphabet
This is an interactive app that allows students to hear words, letters, and phonics sounds while matching to letters. This app also teaches upper and lower case letters.

 

iSpy Phonics
This app provides a fun and highly interactive way to help students learn to recognize letters and their phonic sounds.

 

iWriteWords
Trace the formation of letters and numbers.

 

MindSnacks
This site offers a variety of games to teach vocabulary, grammar, concepts, and more.

 

ModMath
This app allows the student to type math problems rather than write them.

 

Nova Elements
This interactive app explores the periodic table and play games while learning about the elements.

 

Oresome Elements
This interactive game is for the secondary student learning about the elements and the periodic table.

 

Simplex Spelling with Reverse Phonics
This app is designed to improve spelling and reading skills beyond memorizing a word list for a weekly spelling test.

 

Sound Beginnings
This interactive app provides students with practice to build strong phonic skills.

 

Smithsonian Channel
This app allows students to view rotating selections of full episodes with quizzes.

 

WWF Together
This interactive app allows the student to get a closer look at elephants, whales, rhinos and other fascinating species.

 

Writing Apps

 

Dragon Dictation
Dictate using the built-in microphone.

 

Dragon Search
Search the web with voice recognition capabilities.

 

MindMeister
Create mind maps (also called concept maps) and share on the web.

 

Notability
This app allows students to take notes during class while recording their lecture.

Additional Sources for Educational Apps

The following website provide collections of apps that may be helpful to individuals with dyslexia, parents of students with dyslexia, and education professionals.
Dyslexia Help Success Starts Here: http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu/tools/apps

 

 

MOST RECENT ADDITIONS

  • Originally a story book (available on Amazon here), Blue Hat, Green Hat is an application for iPad and tablets that introduces kids to early reading skills in a way that keeps them learning and laughing. The interactive ebook, designed for ages 5 and under, lets users dress an animated turkey and see him and his friends go on silly adventures. As a user drags an article of clothing and places it on the turkey, the clothing’s description is displayed on the screen, highlighted, and read aloud. For example, if a red hat is dragged onto the turkey’s head, the phrase “red hat” will appear on the screen and each word will be highlighted individually as the narrator speaks. After the turkey is dressed and ready to go, the child can get a laugh out of manipulating the character’s adventure with the touch of the “OOPS!” button. The ebook also comes with the choice to take away the narrative voice so users can have a hand at reading through the ebook by his or herself. 

    The interactive ebook Blue Hat, Green Hat is available at the Google Play store and AppStore.
    Android
  • SightWords

    SightWords free and printable materials are designed to promote learning in the classroom and also at home. They have recently introduced a great new curriculum for teaching Phonemic Awareness (also called Pre-Phonics) to children.

    The site's features include:

    • A Curriculum covering the full range of Phonological and Phonemic Awareness
    • Classroom-tested Lessons based on the latest research, complete with “how-to” videos
    • Printable picture cards, word lists, and game boards
    • Teaching Tips for tailoring games to the specific needs of your students
    Web Browser
  • Ghotit Real Writer assists people with dyslexia and dysgraphia in their English writing and text correction. 

    The application corrects badly spelled words, confused words, homophones, grammar, and punctuation like no other writing assistance tool and offers advanced word prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness capabilities. 

    The main features: 
    - Phonetic and context-sensitive spell checker; 
    - Word-Prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness; 
    - Quick-Spell Word-Prediction with instant correction for creative/phonetic writers; 
    - Advanced grammar and punctuation corrector;
    - Effective proofreader;
    - Speak as you write (speech feedback); 
    - Reading assistance with dual highlighting; 
    - Independent text editor; 
    - Importing and sharing of text with other iPad applications; 
    - Integrated dictionaries; 
    - US, UK, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and South African English dictionaries; 
    - AirPrint compatible. 
    iPad
  • Write in Style – Powered by Gerlingo
    Write in Style is every writer’s best friend. Smart text prediction helps you write in selectable styles, fast and without typos. Writers and bloggers can write in the style of their favorite authors. How would Jane Austen finish this sentence? How would the president phrase the next few words? Write in Style has the answers! 

    Write in Style combines the gray text suggestions known from search engines with the simplicity of a free text area. As you write, the next few words are always predicted and laid out in front of you. Arrow keys help you find fitting alternatives and when you’re done, you can export the text directly to your email or wherever you need it. 

    The best thing is that you can select from a variety of topics, styles and languages to get suggestions fitting your needs: 
    Available styles: W. Shakespeare, J. Austen, F. Nietzsche, F. Kafka, A. Dumas 
    Available languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Catalan, Danish 
    Available topics: Political Speech, Basic. 

    iPhone
  • Promptoo...The Actor's Toolkit. Bringing the actor's script into the 21st century. 

    The app help actors to read and learn a script in a more time effective way, specialising in the needs of actors suffering from reading disabilities such as Dyslexia, Aspergers, Autism and Irlen Syndrome, to help neutralise their difficulties with reading, learning and rehearsing text. 

    Promptoo is a valuable aid for any actor, it allows you to customise the entire script; from changing each characters font to adding notes, Promptoo can even read out your script, making learning and rehearsing on your own an easier task.
    iPhone
  • Spy Sam Reading Series - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

    Created by a doctor to help his son learn to read, this multi-book adventure starts with a few simple words on each page. Gradually the simplistic cartoon façade falls away to reveal a thought-provoking plot that champions loyalty and determination. You can also download books 2 and 3.

    iPad
  • ER Browser - $0.99

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.1 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

    This app is a web browser that allows the user to change the style of web pages to make them easier to read. The user can change the background color, fonts, text size, and more.

    iPhone
  • Make Sentences - Free

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5. Also compatible with Android devices 2.2 and up.

    This app teaches children how to form simple sentences from a series of scattered words.

    Android
  • Play & Learn LANGUAGES - Free

    Compatible with Android devices 4.0 and up.

    Use this fun flash card app to learn new words and new languages—all while having fun. Available languages are English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Hindi, Arabic, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Turkish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, and Thai.

    Android
  • Learn to Read, Write and Spell - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later.

    This app teaches advanced reading and spelling skills to children and adults who struggle in those areas.

    iPad
 

MOST RECENT ADDITIONS

  • Originally a story book (available on Amazon here), Blue Hat, Green Hat is an application for iPad and tablets that introduces kids to early reading skills in a way that keeps them learning and laughing. The interactive ebook, designed for ages 5 and under, lets users dress an animated turkey and see him and his friends go on silly adventures. As a user drags an article of clothing and places it on the turkey, the clothing’s description is displayed on the screen, highlighted, and read aloud. For example, if a red hat is dragged onto the turkey’s head, the phrase “red hat” will appear on the screen and each word will be highlighted individually as the narrator speaks. After the turkey is dressed and ready to go, the child can get a laugh out of manipulating the character’s adventure with the touch of the “OOPS!” button. The ebook also comes with the choice to take away the narrative voice so users can have a hand at reading through the ebook by his or herself. 

    The interactive ebook Blue Hat, Green Hat is available at the Google Play store and AppStore.
    Android
  • SightWords

    SightWords free and printable materials are designed to promote learning in the classroom and also at home. They have recently introduced a great new curriculum for teaching Phonemic Awareness (also called Pre-Phonics) to children.

    The site's features include:

    • A Curriculum covering the full range of Phonological and Phonemic Awareness
    • Classroom-tested Lessons based on the latest research, complete with “how-to” videos
    • Printable picture cards, word lists, and game boards
    • Teaching Tips for tailoring games to the specific needs of your students
    Web Browser
  • Ghotit Real Writer assists people with dyslexia and dysgraphia in their English writing and text correction. 

    The application corrects badly spelled words, confused words, homophones, grammar, and punctuation like no other writing assistance tool and offers advanced word prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness capabilities. 

    The main features: 
    - Phonetic and context-sensitive spell checker; 
    - Word-Prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness; 
    - Quick-Spell Word-Prediction with instant correction for creative/phonetic writers; 
    - Advanced grammar and punctuation corrector;
    - Effective proofreader;
    - Speak as you write (speech feedback); 
    - Reading assistance with dual highlighting; 
    - Independent text editor; 
    - Importing and sharing of text with other iPad applications; 
    - Integrated dictionaries; 
    - US, UK, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and South African English dictionaries; 
    - AirPrint compatible. 
    iPad
  • Write in Style – Powered by Gerlingo
    Write in Style is every writer’s best friend. Smart text prediction helps you write in selectable styles, fast and without typos. Writers and bloggers can write in the style of their favorite authors. How would Jane Austen finish this sentence? How would the president phrase the next few words? Write in Style has the answers! 

    Write in Style combines the gray text suggestions known from search engines with the simplicity of a free text area. As you write, the next few words are always predicted and laid out in front of you. Arrow keys help you find fitting alternatives and when you’re done, you can export the text directly to your email or wherever you need it. 

    The best thing is that you can select from a variety of topics, styles and languages to get suggestions fitting your needs: 
    Available styles: W. Shakespeare, J. Austen, F. Nietzsche, F. Kafka, A. Dumas 
    Available languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Catalan, Danish 
    Available topics: Political Speech, Basic. 

    iPhone
  • Promptoo...The Actor's Toolkit. Bringing the actor's script into the 21st century. 

    The app help actors to read and learn a script in a more time effective way, specialising in the needs of actors suffering from reading disabilities such as Dyslexia, Aspergers, Autism and Irlen Syndrome, to help neutralise their difficulties with reading, learning and rehearsing text. 

    Promptoo is a valuable aid for any actor, it allows you to customise the entire script; from changing each characters font to adding notes, Promptoo can even read out your script, making learning and rehearsing on your own an easier task.
    iPhone
  • Spy Sam Reading Series - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

    Created by a doctor to help his son learn to read, this multi-book adventure starts with a few simple words on each page. Gradually the simplistic cartoon façade falls away to reveal a thought-provoking plot that champions loyalty and determination. You can also download books 2 and 3.

    iPad
  • ER Browser - $0.99

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.1 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

    This app is a web browser that allows the user to change the style of web pages to make them easier to read. The user can change the background color, fonts, text size, and more.

    iPhone
  • Make Sentences - Free

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5. Also compatible with Android devices 2.2 and up.

    This app teaches children how to form simple sentences from a series of scattered words.

    Android
  • Play & Learn LANGUAGES - Free

    Compatible with Android devices 4.0 and up.

    Use this fun flash card app to learn new words and new languages—all while having fun. Available languages are English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Hindi, Arabic, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Turkish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, and Thai.

    Android
  • Learn to Read, Write and Spell - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later.

    This app teaches advanced reading and spelling skills to children and adults who struggle in those areas.

    iPad
 

MOST RECENT ADDITIONS

  • Originally a story book (available on Amazon here), Blue Hat, Green Hat is an application for iPad and tablets that introduces kids to early reading skills in a way that keeps them learning and laughing. The interactive ebook, designed for ages 5 and under, lets users dress an animated turkey and see him and his friends go on silly adventures. As a user drags an article of clothing and places it on the turkey, the clothing’s description is displayed on the screen, highlighted, and read aloud. For example, if a red hat is dragged onto the turkey’s head, the phrase “red hat” will appear on the screen and each word will be highlighted individually as the narrator speaks. After the turkey is dressed and ready to go, the child can get a laugh out of manipulating the character’s adventure with the touch of the “OOPS!” button. The ebook also comes with the choice to take away the narrative voice so users can have a hand at reading through the ebook by his or herself. 

    The interactive ebook Blue Hat, Green Hat is available at the Google Play store and AppStore.
    Android
  • SightWords

    SightWords free and printable materials are designed to promote learning in the classroom and also at home. They have recently introduced a great new curriculum for teaching Phonemic Awareness (also called Pre-Phonics) to children.

    The site's features include:

    • A Curriculum covering the full range of Phonological and Phonemic Awareness
    • Classroom-tested Lessons based on the latest research, complete with “how-to” videos
    • Printable picture cards, word lists, and game boards
    • Teaching Tips for tailoring games to the specific needs of your students
    Web Browser
  • Ghotit Real Writer assists people with dyslexia and dysgraphia in their English writing and text correction. 

    The application corrects badly spelled words, confused words, homophones, grammar, and punctuation like no other writing assistance tool and offers advanced word prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness capabilities. 

    The main features: 
    - Phonetic and context-sensitive spell checker; 
    - Word-Prediction with grammar and phonetics awareness; 
    - Quick-Spell Word-Prediction with instant correction for creative/phonetic writers; 
    - Advanced grammar and punctuation corrector;
    - Effective proofreader;
    - Speak as you write (speech feedback); 
    - Reading assistance with dual highlighting; 
    - Independent text editor; 
    - Importing and sharing of text with other iPad applications; 
    - Integrated dictionaries; 
    - US, UK, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and South African English dictionaries; 
    - AirPrint compatible. 
    iPad
  • Write in Style – Powered by Gerlingo
    Write in Style is every writer’s best friend. Smart text prediction helps you write in selectable styles, fast and without typos. Writers and bloggers can write in the style of their favorite authors. How would Jane Austen finish this sentence? How would the president phrase the next few words? Write in Style has the answers! 

    Write in Style combines the gray text suggestions known from search engines with the simplicity of a free text area. As you write, the next few words are always predicted and laid out in front of you. Arrow keys help you find fitting alternatives and when you’re done, you can export the text directly to your email or wherever you need it. 

    The best thing is that you can select from a variety of topics, styles and languages to get suggestions fitting your needs: 
    Available styles: W. Shakespeare, J. Austen, F. Nietzsche, F. Kafka, A. Dumas 
    Available languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Catalan, Danish 
    Available topics: Political Speech, Basic. 

    iPhone
  • Promptoo...The Actor's Toolkit. Bringing the actor's script into the 21st century. 

    The app help actors to read and learn a script in a more time effective way, specialising in the needs of actors suffering from reading disabilities such as Dyslexia, Aspergers, Autism and Irlen Syndrome, to help neutralise their difficulties with reading, learning and rehearsing text. 

    Promptoo is a valuable aid for any actor, it allows you to customise the entire script; from changing each characters font to adding notes, Promptoo can even read out your script, making learning and rehearsing on your own an easier task.
    iPhone
  • Spy Sam Reading Series - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

    Created by a doctor to help his son learn to read, this multi-book adventure starts with a few simple words on each page. Gradually the simplistic cartoon façade falls away to reveal a thought-provoking plot that champions loyalty and determination. You can also download books 2 and 3.

    iPad
  • ER Browser - $0.99

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.1 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

    This app is a web browser that allows the user to change the style of web pages to make them easier to read. The user can change the background color, fonts, text size, and more.

    iPhone
  • Make Sentences - Free

    Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5. Also compatible with Android devices 2.2 and up.

    This app teaches children how to form simple sentences from a series of scattered words.

    Android
  • Play & Learn LANGUAGES - Free

    Compatible with Android devices 4.0 and up.

    Use this fun flash card app to learn new words and new languages—all while having fun. Available languages are English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Hindi, Arabic, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Turkish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, and Thai.

    Android
  • Learn to Read, Write and Spell - Free

    Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later.

    This app teaches advanced reading and spelling skills to children and adults who struggle in those areas.

    iPad