Word Families by Teach Speech vs Syntax City Usage & Stats
Word Families by Teach Speech Apps helps develop the skills needed to help recognize and learn word families. Word families are groups of words that have a common feature or pattern - they have some of the same combinations of letters in them and a similar sound. For example, sat, mat, and bat are a family of words with the "at" sound and letter combination in common. Using word families is a powerful way to teach beginning spellers that words contain patterns. Included in this app are the most common word families and some of the words they make up.
This interactive app helps individuals learn word families in a fun and engaging way. Four activities include:
- Word sort - drag and drop
- Complete the word - choose from 3 options
- Word families - drag and drop
- Identify the items in the word family
Teach Speech Apps encourages learning side-by-side with an engaged adult.
Benefits:
- Develops reading, spelling, listening and language skills
- Enriches vocabulary
- Professional photos for individuals of all ages and learning levels
- Multi-sensory learning - combining seeing and hearing feedback
- Reinforcement sounds that can be turned on/off in settings
- Options found in settings to customize user experience
- Aligned with the Common Core Standards
- No ads
- No in-app purchases
Privacy Policy:
Teach Speech Apps does not collect personal information. To learn more, visit : http://www.teachspeechapps.com/privacy-policy.html
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Welcome to Syntax City!
As the mayor of this great city, it is only fair of me to warn you: We take our syntax very seriously around here. Back when our city was founded, we wanted to create a utopia where all verbs would agree with their subjects, all actions would be spoken with the right tense, and all people lived peacefully with the proper pronouns.
I have a feeling you’re really going to love it here. Please grab an ID badge because as soon as you’re here, this place will become the perfect town.
Syntax City is a state-of-the-art application that targets a variety of grammatical elements in fun and engaging ways for elementary and middle school children. The theme sets the tone for children visiting a variety of places within our town. Each location within the city targets a different set of goals:
-Gym: Do/Does
-Beach: Third person singular agreement
-Bakery: Was/Were
-Ski Resort: He/ She
-Farm: Past tense verb agreement
-Grocery: Has/Have
-Park: Is/Are
-Zoo: Regular and Irregular Plurals
Each location contains 50 targets, adding up to a total of 400 targets within 8 different activities. Each target phrase is also spoken aloud by highly talented voice-over professionals. Animations on each location make the application highly motivating for children to play while learning.
The application supports multiplayers! Each one of the five players is able to select an avatar and visit one or multiple locations within the city.
Collect treasures from each location: Syntax City has a very exciting treasure system. Each player collects a treasure based on the number of consecutive correct answers. The treasures are placed under each child’s profile.
Data tracking: As with all other Smarty Ears apps, Syntax City offers extremely detailed and visually stunning data collection. A set of graphs provides visual information on children’s skills and their progress toward mastery of specific goals. The data can be emailed, printed, or shared to other compatible applications.
Features:
-Targets receptive and expressive skills
-400 target questions
-8 different goals
-8 different locations
-Tracks data for each student
-Share results via email, print, open in…
-Built-in voice recording capabilities
-Results are presented in graph or text format
-Multiplayer capabilities
-Each student can work on same location/goals in different levels
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- Paid
- Education
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Word Families by Teach Speech VS. 
Syntax CityDecember 17, 2024