Learn to Read - Learning Color

Learn to Read - Learn the Colors for Kids is a cute and fun educational game, for small children, the game will teach your kids the basics of English reading and spelling by teaching them the phonics sounds and how to recognize the colors.

The game will familiarize your kids with the look and sound of English letters.

While playing the game, children will discover how letters make up the syllables and words, and learn the colour names in English.

By solving simple puzzles, your child will also develop the ability to identify similar shapes.

The game is designed for preschool children and does not require any prior knowledge of letters, phonics or the Alphabet.

Learn to Read - Learn Colors for Kids is a great way to teach your children the basics of reading English.

The game can be played even by toddlers, even if your baby does not start reading after finishing the game it will help him develop reading intuition, understand phonics and spelling. The game will also introduce your baby to the phonetic alphabet, which is very useful for the next stages of developing reading comprehension.

The teaching is based on the Phonics method where the kids will develop the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate phonemes.

Most important thing about Learn to Read Learn Colors for Kids is that it's fun to play, the children usually want to know what colour will be next and they want to see the Magical Meadow fully colored.

Game features:

+ Designed with toddlers in mind, simple game interface, easy to navigate

+ Pleasant phonics sounds to introduce your baby to the phonetic ABC

+ Kids friendly, colorful images

+ Introduces to phonetic spelling

+ Multi-touch support, the game continues to work even when your baby holds the screen with your thumb

+ Teaches how to form words from letters and syllables

+ Lots of shape puzzles with letters

+ Develops phonemic awareness in young children

This is the free version of Learn to Read - Learn Colors for Kids and it is supported by in game adverts.