Spanish First Words with Phonics Free
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Spanish First Words with Phonics Free! Developed by the innovative team at PINWHEEL LABS EOOD, this Family game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 4+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 30th September 2011, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 7th October 2016.
Are you a fan of Family, Education, games? Then Spanish First Words with Phonics Free is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
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How Much Does Spanish First Words with Phonics Free Cost?
Good news! You can download Spanish First Words with Phonics Free on your iOS device absolutely free!
Spanish First Words with Phonics Free Release Date
Eager to know when Spanish First Words with Phonics Free first graced the App Store? It was launched on 30th September 2011.
When Was Spanish First Words with Phonics Free Last Updated?
The latest version of Spanish First Words with Phonics Free was updated on 7th October 2016, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download Spanish First Words with Phonics Free?
To get started with Spanish First Words with Phonics Free, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into Spanish First Words with Phonics Free
Welcome to “Spanish First Words with Phonics“ the first educational application to teach children Spanish through letter sounds (phonics) and letter names, that also provides the choice between distinción or seseo. Your child will start off by learning the sounds of letters through phonics (distinción or seseo mode) and how these associate to specific words. As your child’s understanding of the sounds and names broadens your child will move on to learn the names of the letters (distinción or seseo mode) and how they are used to form words, learning spelling at the same time. The three different hint alternatives (color hints, letter hints and color and letter hints) combined with five more settings, will challenge your child and adjust the level of difficult. The unique interface, featuring a list of thumbnails, allows your child to explore all the words and will offer endless hours of fun and education.
Featured by Apple on New & Noteworthy and What’s Hot for the iPhone on the US, Spanish, and Chilean App Stores in two categories Games/Educational and Games/Kids!
DISTINCIÓN OR SESEO MODE (“THETA” OR “S”)
“Spanish First Words with Phonics“ is the first educational application to teach children reading through letter sound (phonics) and letter names that provides the choice between distinción or seseo (differentiated pronunciation of ‹s› and ‹z› or ‹c›) by a simple change in the corresponding button in the settings of the game. The available modes are:
“Letter Names – Distinción ”: The letter names are pronounced with Distinción ( “theta”)
“Letter Names – Seseo ”: The letter names are pronounced with Seseo (“s”)
“Letter Sounds- Distinción ”: The sounds of letters (phonics) are pronounced with Distinción ( “theta”)
“Letter Sounds – Seseo ”: The sounds of letters (phonics) are pronounced with Seseo (“s”)
FEATURES
● Learn letter sounds (phonics) and letter names.
● Choose between Distinción or Seseo (“theta” or “s”).
● Learn the words and how to spell.
● Learn to recognize letters (upper and lowercase) and match them to words.
● Unique navigation that allows the child to explore all the words.
● Tap the image of the word to discover its sound and learn its name.
● User interface specifically developed for children fingers.
● Engaging and colorful artwork with amazing sound effects and animations
● Studio recording of letters, words and spelling.
● 30 different animals and their habitats (full version only, more words available through In App Purchases).
● Spanish interface available (your device’s international setting must be set to Spanish).
● Six different settings to increase difficulty as children learn.
● Special alert reminding you to switch to Flight Mode (in iPhone only).
KNOW WHAT’S INSIDE
As a MOMs with Apps member, we follow the "Know what’s inside" best practices for kids’ apps.
DISCLOSURE
At Pinwheel Labs your children’s privacy and safety is our priority that is why our app:
◇ Does not collect/share any user’s personally identifiable information.
◇ Does not contain Social Network Integration or other Social Features.
◇ Does not contain ads.
◇ Does not contain In-App Purchases.
◇ Contains "Feedback", "Tell a Friend" and "Buy Now" buttons, behind a parental gate.
◇ Contains a "More Games" button and corresponding page, behind a parental gate.
For more information please visit: www.pinwheellabs.com/privacy
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What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Spanish First Words with Phonics Free updated on 7th October 2016:
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
● Support for iOS 10.0
● Minor tweaks and optimizations
User Reviews on Spanish First Words with Phonics Free
Looking for more information? Read a comprehensive review of Spanish First Words with Phonics Free below:
Game are fun for you to learn. A lot of game are because you learn from them.
Boring game because its boring it would be beter if it was for 7 8 9 10 year olds.
This is so lame and they honestly have 6 total words before you cant do anything with it. Very frustrating and not worth the download.
This app crashes when we try to open it. We re-installed it in an attempt to fix the problem and lost our in-app purchases. After re-installing, it still crashed.
You have to pay to get more Spanish words.
Our 2 & 4 year old really love playing with this app & they’re learning Spanish.
We taught Spanish for a couple of years and we did it by breaking words into syllables. It’s much easier to learn to read Spanish.. We don’t care for this format at all…