Teaching Kindergarten

for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android & kindle Fire

Teaching Kindergarten is an educational iPhone/iPad/iPod touch/Android app which teaches Four different age appropriate subjects: sight words, addition, subtraction and spelling. Play different difficulty levels

Designed for young minds and tiny fingers, the gameplay is simple and without fuss - filled with heaps of lighthearted fun and even more room to grow!

Parents can review performance history for each subject to check on how their child is doing.

Accompanied by a friendly voice guidance, children are encouraged to play and learn at their own pace.

Multiple play modes allow even the youngest mind to learn and explore with a basic shape-fitting mode.

my Teaching Kindergarten keeps children engaged with a rather unique reward system where children earn a coin for every seven correct answers

FEATURES:

Child-friendly interface specifically designed for small fingers
Very Helpful voice guidance
Beautifully illustrated original cartoons
Teacher Mimi speaks in American-English.
Achievement screen encourages and motivates learning by showing progress for each topic.
Track learning information for up to 40 students without any Additional purchases
Select which subjects are displayed for each child
Clear and pleasant voice guide spoken by native speakers
Unique progress tracker for parents
Recommended learning path personalized for your child
Great tool for teaching phonics one step at a time

What you learn:

Sight Words: Dolch (Pre-K), Dolch (K)
Addition: up to a total of 10
Subtraction: from 10 down
Spelling: complete words by choosing the missing letter
Endless fun and learning to be enjoyed all for the price of one.
For iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad Android and Kindle Fire

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