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Phonics Apps
Phonics Apps
Oz Phonics app series is Australian made, and designed to build students' literacy skills with a series of step-by-step exercises. It caters for beginning readers and students from non-English speaking backgrounds and is designed to be used by teachers, parents/carers and speech pathologists. In addition to iPad apps, they provide free lesson plans and printable worksheets on their website: http://ozphonics.com/OzPhonics-Free-Download.html
Oz Phonics Intro - Introduces 15 letter/sound relationships. Short vowel sounds /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, /u/ and 10 consonant sounds for letters c, d, g, h, l, m, n, r, s, t.
Oz Phonics 1 - Phonemic Awareness and Letter Sounds
Oz Phonics 2 - CVC, CCVC words, consonant blends, sentences
Oz Phonics 3 - Consonant Blends, CVCC Words, Digraphs, Spelling
Oz Phonics 4 - Long Vowel Spellings and R-Controlled Vowels.
School literacy programs
School literacy programs
Special Needs Apps to help students needing additional support
Special Needs Apps to help students needing additional support
SnapType Stage 1-3 iPads
An app for Occupational Therapy – A Tool for Dysgraphic Students that helps students who have difficulty writing. Students can take pictures of their worksheets in class and use the iPad keyboard to type in answers.
LetterReflex VPP
LetterReflex VPP - Overcoming Letter Reversals & Backwards
(We have purchased one copy of this app for use in Kindergarten but can be loaded on up to 5 iPads).
Writing in Early Childhood Development & Dyslexic Children.
Spell Better - Literacy Support for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Low Vision
$14.99 ea. (1-19 units)$7.49 ea. (20+ units)
“Spell Better” is a word processing app with predictable text functions. As students type the words, plausible alternatives appear at the bottom of the screen to both correct the spelling and to complete the word without typing. Speech functions are also available. Typing and word prediction both come with audio support, letting you hear words and sentences as they are written out, or even before selecting them. The word prediction and advanced spell checking features have been trained to specifically spot and correct the types of errors that students with dyslexia and dysgraphia tend to make.
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