G4 Science Reading Comp FREE

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This reading comprehension app has twenty stories about science.

Each story has about 500 words. Each story 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.

This app allows unlimited individual users, and provides detailed reports on each student's progress.

There are two modes: Practice Mode and Test Mode. In practice mode, the student is given visual and audio feedback as they answer each question.

You can listen to the passage, question, and answer. By tapping the text you want to hear, the app reads aloud either the entire passage or just one word from it, depending on what you select.

In addition to teaching science, this app helps develop reading, vocabulary and comprehension skills.

List of included stories:

1. Elements, Atoms, and Molecules

2. Adaptations

3. The Circulatory System

4. World Climates

5. Nomura's Jellyfish

6. Mass, Volume, and Density

7. Static Electricity

8. Plant Parts

9. Earthquakes

10. Clouds and Precipitation

11. The Respiratory System

12. Electric Circuits

13. The Water Cycle

14. Flightless Birds

15. Building Up and Breaking Down Mountains

16. Food Chains and Food Webs

17. Earth's Atmosphere

18. Nocturnal Animals

19. Physical and Chemical Change

20. Solar Energy

This app is ideal for self-paced learning or home schooling. You should encourage your child to work at his or her own pace, and make learning fun!

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Recommended Ages: 8-10

Categories: Reading, Science