AbiTalk is a great supporter of The iMums and wouldn’t miss an opportunity to share some goodies with our readers! This time, we have been given a total of 20 codes, 10 codes each for 2 of their language apps. One of these apps is a newly launched app which targets reading comprehension. Check them out and don’t forget to visit Abitalk’s Facebook page and thank them.
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Reading Comprehension – first grade to second grade fictions (iPad only) by Abitalk has twenty stories about the children’s daily life. You can also create and add your own stories to the app. Each story has about 80 words, introduces new vocabulary and concepts and is followed by a set of exercises that measure the student’s comprehension. The exercises include multiple choice questions, true/false questions and matching exercises that ask the student to match words or concepts with their definition, compound words, suffix or prefix words.
Category: Education
Requirements: Compatible with iPad.Requires iOS 3.2 or later
Cost: $ 2.99( 9.6 MB)
ABC Phonics Rhyming Words by Abitalk is a fun game for young children to learn and practice phonics by finding pairs of matching words. By matching rhyming words, this game helps children recognize common word patterns and understand how the initial consonant, middle vowel and ending consonant affect pronunciation. They will learn to distinguish between long and short vowel sounds, and they will learn to pronounce consonant combination, such as “ch” and “sh”. These are all important stepping stones to becoming a proficient reader.
Category: Education
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 3.1.3 or later
Cost: $ 2.99
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Giveaway
If you would like to win a promo code for these apps, please enter via the Rafflecopter Widget. Each winner can only win 1 app. Winners must contact The iMums within 48hrs of the winners being announced to claim their prize. This giveaway is open to everyone worldwide, and an iTunes account is required to claim the prize. Good luck!
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Reading comprehension app would be best for my school-aged kids please.
The ABC Phonics would be usefull when working on articulation skills in therapy.
We have had it for 2 days, and the boy woke up asking to use ipad so he can use this app! This mom totally give it 2 thumbs up! Thanks for making my life easier!
It is hard to pick just one!! I really like them both. I could see using the ABC Phonics with some of my students and the Reading Comprehension app with others.
Reading Comprehension would be perfect for my FASD daughter
I would like to win either app. Both would help my children in elementary school children. It is essential that children learn all skills ascertained from these apps.
I would like to win the reading comprehension app because my daughter is going into second grade but is reading below grade level. I think she would enjoy using it while improving her reading skills.
Reading comprehension. I have a 7 year old and a 9 year old both struggling with reading, below grade level.
Reading comprehension because my daughter needs practice in this area.
I would love the reading comprehension app for my son. We already have the rhyming words app and enjoy it.
Reading comprehension because my son is 10 and still has a kindergarten reading level
I would love the reading comprehension app to help my son.
I love encouraging reluctant and struggling readers and either would be great, but would love reading comprehension especially!
Reading comprehension app would be preferred to use with my school-aged kids. Thanks for the opportunity.
Would lov the reading comprehension app!
Is it bad to say both? Reading comp for 6yo twins at school. And the other for a 4yo with a speech disorder.
My son is in year one, so we would like reading comprehension, please :)
I have kids on my caseload that could use either!
Reading Comp, Please.