Title: Pulsar Pack
Subtitle: Level 3: Early Developing
Release Date: 08/01/22
Type: Reading Academy Pack
Brand: HOMER,Highlights,Sesame Street,eKidz.eu
Type: Subject-Based
Audience: 1st Grade
Launchpad Description: This 5-level guided reading system helps kids master verbal, reading, and writing skills — starting at any level. Every app, storybook, and video has been hand-selected to help kids gain the knowledge they need to transition from learning-to-read to reading-to-learn.
Early Developing packs are ideal for readers who have reached the following milestones:
- Participates in conversation
- Asks questions to clarify uncertainty
- Understands the organization of print
- Distinguishes long versus short vowel words
- Writes text with simple facts
- Begins to spell long vowel words with patterns
This Launchpad contains the following apps:
Aggie and Ben: The Surprise (App)
Ben's dad takes him on a surprise trip to the pet store. Ben gets to choose a pet to take home! Ben considers his choices very carefully: A bird would sing, but it would fly away. A snake would wrap around his arm, but it would probably make Mom scream. What’s the perfect pet for Ben?
Alphabet Robots HD (App)
Match the upper and lowercase alphabet letters to clear the board. The game features Matching of either 8, 12 or 18 robot letters and a 2 player mode.
Dad’s Dinner (App)
Early developing; introduction to cooking and kitchen in a family and home context. Using present simple verbs and nouns in a meal time and family context. Introducing third person pronouns. Introduction to direct speech punctuation and exclamation. Introduction to plural pronouns. Uses phrases and simple sentences. Introducing disyllabic words and negative sentences (not).
Kids ABC Phonics (App)
The game has eight wonderfully child-friendly sections. - Learn Letter Sounds. Kids hold and turn a picture-filled letter block and hear the ABC phonics being pronounced. - Build Letter Blocks. Children have fun building phonics recognition skills by making their own ABC blocks. - Pop Letter Bubbles. Kids love to pop bubbles. But don't be fooled. By the time children are done with this game, they will know what letter goes with which sound by heart. - Make Words. While putting puzzles together, kids learn the basics of phonics blending. These skills will be further exercised and expanded in the upcoming Kids Reading game. - Let's Get Rhyming. Children roll the bowling ball and learn to clearly distinguish word-ending syllables. - Ride the Ferris Wheel. Kids get more practice for the ending sounds. - Squirt the Duck. Children learn the concept of vowels. - Wack-a-Mole. This old time favorite is a new way to practice letter sounds. Every section is designed so
My Body (App)
Early developing; introducing nouns relating to the body and present simple verbs related to the senses. Simple sentences using monosyllabic words. Uses exclamation mark and full stops.
Onomatopede and Worm (App)
Omonatopede and Worm solve problems by finding words that sound like a sound! When some friends make too many bubbles washing dishes which sound do you think will help make them disappear?
Sight Words Sentences (App)
Children can build a strong foundation for reading by practicing 220 of the most common sight words used in sentences.
Sight Words Stories (App)
Children will be able to identify and practice sight words and reading skills through short stories geared for preschoolers through 3rd grade.
Storybook Animations: The Poetry Party (App)
Little Bunny and his friends learn about poetry at the library.
Storybook Animations: The Shapes Have a Picnic (App)
Five shapes have a picnic lunch with treats to match. But where is Circle?
Storybook Animations: Waking Farmer Fred (App)
Rooster has a sore throat and can't wake Farmer Fred. All the other farm animals band together to help rooster out.
The Rainy Day (App)
Early developing; leisure nouns and present simple verbs building on the theme of weather. Introducing compound sentences and coordinating conjunctions "and" & "but". Uses direct speech punctuation, listing commas, comma to separate clause, apostrophe of contraction, question mark and full stop.
Subtitle: Level 3: Early Developing
Release Date: 08/01/22
Type: Reading Academy Pack
Brand: HOMER,Highlights,Sesame Street,eKidz.eu
Type: Subject-Based
Audience: 1st Grade
Launchpad Description: This 5-level guided reading system helps kids master verbal, reading, and writing skills — starting at any level. Every app, storybook, and video has been hand-selected to help kids gain the knowledge they need to transition from learning-to-read to reading-to-learn.
Early Developing packs are ideal for readers who have reached the following milestones:
- Participates in conversation
- Asks questions to clarify uncertainty
- Understands the organization of print
- Distinguishes long versus short vowel words
- Writes text with simple facts
- Begins to spell long vowel words with patterns
This Launchpad contains the following apps:
Aggie and Ben: The Surprise (App)
Ben's dad takes him on a surprise trip to the pet store. Ben gets to choose a pet to take home! Ben considers his choices very carefully: A bird would sing, but it would fly away. A snake would wrap around his arm, but it would probably make Mom scream. What’s the perfect pet for Ben?
Alphabet Robots HD (App)
Match the upper and lowercase alphabet letters to clear the board. The game features Matching of either 8, 12 or 18 robot letters and a 2 player mode.
Dad’s Dinner (App)
Early developing; introduction to cooking and kitchen in a family and home context. Using present simple verbs and nouns in a meal time and family context. Introducing third person pronouns. Introduction to direct speech punctuation and exclamation. Introduction to plural pronouns. Uses phrases and simple sentences. Introducing disyllabic words and negative sentences (not).
Kids ABC Phonics (App)
The game has eight wonderfully child-friendly sections. - Learn Letter Sounds. Kids hold and turn a picture-filled letter block and hear the ABC phonics being pronounced. - Build Letter Blocks. Children have fun building phonics recognition skills by making their own ABC blocks. - Pop Letter Bubbles. Kids love to pop bubbles. But don't be fooled. By the time children are done with this game, they will know what letter goes with which sound by heart. - Make Words. While putting puzzles together, kids learn the basics of phonics blending. These skills will be further exercised and expanded in the upcoming Kids Reading game. - Let's Get Rhyming. Children roll the bowling ball and learn to clearly distinguish word-ending syllables. - Ride the Ferris Wheel. Kids get more practice for the ending sounds. - Squirt the Duck. Children learn the concept of vowels. - Wack-a-Mole. This old time favorite is a new way to practice letter sounds. Every section is designed so
My Body (App)
Early developing; introducing nouns relating to the body and present simple verbs related to the senses. Simple sentences using monosyllabic words. Uses exclamation mark and full stops.
Onomatopede and Worm (App)
Omonatopede and Worm solve problems by finding words that sound like a sound! When some friends make too many bubbles washing dishes which sound do you think will help make them disappear?
Sight Words Sentences (App)
Children can build a strong foundation for reading by practicing 220 of the most common sight words used in sentences.
Sight Words Stories (App)
Children will be able to identify and practice sight words and reading skills through short stories geared for preschoolers through 3rd grade.
Storybook Animations: The Poetry Party (App)
Little Bunny and his friends learn about poetry at the library.
Storybook Animations: The Shapes Have a Picnic (App)
Five shapes have a picnic lunch with treats to match. But where is Circle?
Storybook Animations: Waking Farmer Fred (App)
Rooster has a sore throat and can't wake Farmer Fred. All the other farm animals band together to help rooster out.
The Rainy Day (App)
Early developing; leisure nouns and present simple verbs building on the theme of weather. Introducing compound sentences and coordinating conjunctions "and" & "but". Uses direct speech punctuation, listing commas, comma to separate clause, apostrophe of contraction, question mark and full stop.
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