Learn to read Spanish

Learn to read Spanish and learn to write the alphabet.

Reading is a fundamental skill, crucial for preschool and early elementary education. It forms the basis for future academic success and overall adult life. Children are naturally drawn to computers and tablets; we can leverage this to reinforce and enhance their classroom learning.

METHODLearn to read Spanish, a phonics-based method, is designed for children aged 3-7, and even adults, to improve pronunciation. It's structured with a letter-tracing section and 30 lessons, beginning with vowels and progressing through consonants (L, M, S, T, P, N, D, F, H, C, Q, CH, G, GUE, R, -rr- - R, B, V, G, J, GE, GUE, Y, Z, CE, LL, X, K). Each lesson includes 11 games, each offered at two difficulty levels. This is ideal for parents and teachers seeking engaging ways to practice initial syllables and words in Spanish. Encourage children to participate; complete comprehension isn't necessary at this stage. Learning to read is a gradual process, potentially taking over a year. We recommend short, daily practice sessions, periodic review of past material, and adapting exercises to the child's level. Maintaining a playful approach is key.

LEVELSAll games feature two difficulty levels, adjustable at any time. Children progress at their own pace; sessions can be paused and resumed. Completed games reward children with virtual fruits. The first level is suitable for three-year-olds, sometimes even younger with parental assistance, often solvable with hints. The second level presents more complex challenges. Encourage independent problem-solving, but always remember to prioritize fun and engagement. Parents and guardians should adjust the difficulty to suit the child's abilities, avoiding undue pressure to advance.

ABILITIES★ Visual and auditory memorization★ Identification and Association★ Discrimination★ Comprehension★ Literacy

OPTIONSThe home screen allows for: - Background music on/off- Full-screen playTikis menus offer: - Font selection (uppercase, lowercase, cursive)- Automatic activity on/off (auto-switches games after a set number of exercises)- Syllable shuffling

ACHIEVEMENTSUp to three profiles (avatars) can be created, tracking progress (correct/incorrect answers, percentage completion, represented by fruit) for each child. Fruit acts as a motivating reward; click on the basket to feed the aliens. A detailed progress report is accessible via the Tikis screen.

GAMES NEW THE ALPHABET:Learn to write each letter, syllable, and word through tracing, copying, and free writing modes. Choose from uppercase, lowercase, and cursive fonts. Each lesson includes 11 games:

1. DOLPHIN: Word and syllable breakdown.
2. BALLOONS: Syllable letter identification.
3. CLOUDS: Tracing syllable shapes.
4. CRABS: Syllable formation from letters.
5. BUTTERFLIES: Syllable identification.
6. BEES: Initial syllable identification in words.
7. SNAKE: Word formation using syllables.
8. MONKEYS: Word formation from letters.
9. PARROTS: Word recognition and reading.
10. MOUSE: Word order and sentence reading.
11. SNAILS: Sentence formation from words.

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