Sight Words Adventure

Developed with the English Common Core State Standards in mind, this app is designed to help children improve their reading skills by increasing their exposure to high-frequency words found in text. By engaging in interactive activities, children can better retain these words in their long-term memory. The app's word list is based on the compilations of Dolch and Fry, which cover over 50% of words commonly found in printed text. The app is recommended for children ages 3-8 and features 10 mini-games and 320 sight words spread across 5 levels, ranging from PreK to Grade 3. The words are chosen using an algorithm based on Hermann Ebbinghaus' memory theories. Children can also choose to play with uppercase or lowercase letters, and the app allows for personalized and customizable play, where parents or teachers can select specific sight words for their child to practice. The app also offers a multi-user interface, making it suitable for use in classrooms or by multiple children in a household. It provides a secure gaming environment with no ads, external links, in-app purchases, social media access, or requests for personal information. Parents and teachers can track their child's progress in real-time using the app's dashboard. The app features bright, colorful, and encouraging characters, along with clear and concise instructions, making it engaging and easy for children to use. It is developed by Edoki Academy, whose mission is to provide enjoyable early-learning activities for children using the latest technologies. The team behind the app includes young parents and teachers who strive to create tools that inspire and motivate children to learn and progress. Privacy is taken seriously by the app, and it is certified COPPA compliant by PRIVO, ensuring the protection of children's privacy. For any support requests, comments, or questions, users can contact the app's support team at [email protected] or visit the Edoki Academy Online Community at edokiacademy.com. The team welcomes feedback and is always happy to hear from users.