SENTENCE READING MAGIC 2-Reading with Consonant Blends 1.5

This application serves as a valuable tool for developing children's reading skills, particularly in the area of sentence comprehension and construction.

Designed specifically for emerging readers, the app facilitates the transition from recognizing individual words to confidently reading complete sentences. It effectively bridges the often-overlooked gap between word recognition and book reading.

The app features two distinct modes to cater to different learning objectives. The first mode focuses on sentence building, allowing children to arrange words into their correct positions within sentences. This interactive approach encourages active engagement and reinforces sentence structure understanding.

The second mode is dedicated to reading practice. Children can read through phrases or sentences and verify their accuracy by revealing a concealed picture associated with the text. This design choice minimizes reliance on visual cues, promoting genuine word recognition rather than "picture reading." By prioritizing the text over the image, children are encouraged to engage with the words first, enhancing their reading comprehension skills.

Utilizing two and three-word sentences, all punctuated correctly and consistently beginning with a capital letter, the app offers a structured learning experience. This focus on sentence mechanics supports young readers in gaining confidence as they progress.

For those seeking a more extensive learning experience, upgrading to the full version provides access to over 325 sentences distributed across 24 lessons, including:

• 72 Two-word sentences
• 84 Three-word sentences
• 84 Four-word sentences
• 84 Five-word and Six-word sentences

Furthermore, the full version unlocks multiple sound and voice options, as well as three font choices for tailored learning preferences.

It is important to note that Sentence Reading Magic is designed for children who can reliably read three-letter short vowel words (e.g., bed, cat, dog, mix, mud). For those who struggle with sounding out words, it may be beneficial to strengthen foundational reading skills first. In such cases, additional practice with blending, segmenting, and constructing three-letter short vowel words is recommended. The following applications can provide that necessary support:

• ABC READING MAGIC
• ABC SPELLING MAGIC