價格：免費
更新日期：2013-10-16
檔案大小：40M
目前版本：3.0
版本需求：Android 2.2 以上版本
官方網站：http://happipapi.com
Email：info@happipapi.com
聯絡地址：360 Cape Harbour Loop, Unit 101 Bradenton, Florida 34212
Happi Reads is designed to stimulate early readers by engaging them in a colorful and teacher approved single word reading activity. Every level has audio feedback and yummy rewards to “eat”. There are 8 languages available within the app - perfect for school and families practicing a second language.
The app is also cleverly designed to discourage random guessing by displaying a new word and picture sequence after an answer has been given. Words that were not correctly recognized initially will be repeated again later in the sequence.
Game Description:
The app will display a word and three pictures on the screen. The object of the game is to correctly read the word in order to match it to the corresponding picture. For every correct answer a fruit will be earned for later munching once the level is complete.
The words to read will increase in difficulty with each level. There are 100 words in 4 different levels. In the English version, the first level only uses words from the Dolch sight word list. When a word has been read and the correct picture selected, the word will be read aloud for reinforcement and audio feedback.
Features:
• Easy to read everyday words
• Ability to change between UPPER and lower case
• Relaxing background music (mutable)
• Vivid and unique artwork
• Rewarding, easy and fun game play
• No ads or confusing settings screens
• 8 languages (EN, SE, DK, NO, FR, DE, ES, IT)
In summary, Happi Reads - A Learn to Read Game for Kids, will help children with early learning of their ABC and alphabet recognition as well as help them practice their beginning reading and expand their vocabulary. The app is frequently used in preschool and kindergarten but has also found its way to many special needs teachers and parents. Happi Reads has been especially appreciated by the autism community.
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