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A Reading Crisis in the U.S. Reading proficiency among children remains alarmingly low. In fact, recent data shows that **69% of fourth graders read below proficiency levels**. Experts have long recognized phonics-based instruction as the scientifically proven way to teach reading, and more schools are finally getting on board. Realizing the urgent need for better support, we created “Kindergarten Phonics” to give kids a fun, structured path toward strong reading foundations. Why “Kindergarten Phonics” Stands Out 1. Supports All Reading Levels: From the alphabet and basic phonics to advanced patterns like short A, long A, and sight words. 2. Active Learning: Kids pop bubbles, solve puzzles, trace letters, color pictures, answer questions, and read frequently throughout each lesson. 3. Master Phonics Skills: Each lesson focuses on key rules—like short and long vowels—so children build a strong reading foundation. 4. Brand-New Narrated Activities: Version 2 offers guided audio, letting kids learn independently without constant parental support. 5. Flexible Learning Paths: View all lessons at a glance and pick activities in any order to suit your child. 6. Manage Screen Time: Built-in tools help you balance on-screen learning with offline play. 7. Progress Tracking: Generate report cards to easily see how your child is advancing and where they may need extra practice.ess Our Philosophy Reading is a skill that most children learn with the help of a teacher or parent, unlike skills such as walking, which are innate, or talking, which children learn naturally by listening to others. Reading needs to be taught systematically. Phonics, the technique of decoding letters into sounds based on established rules, is a reading method strongly supported by scientific research. A simple example children encounter early on is the dual sound of the letter "C." In the word "cat," "C" makes the "K" sound, even though it doesn't remotely sound like "K," whereas in "cereal," it makes the "S" sound. This can confuse young minds and discourage them from attempting to read. Phonics helps by teaching that "C" in "cat" is a "hard C," and "C" in "cereal" is a "soft C," and by showing patterns of their use. This structure, combined with ample practice, helps develop the neural pathways in the brain that allow children to decode the correct sound as they encounter the letter "C" in the context of a word. However, these rules can be complex and not easily grasped by children on their own. Parents and teachers need to introduce these rules, practice reading with children, provide guidance and correction, and, importantly, give them as much time as they need to become proficient readers. We designed this app to support parents and children through this process, helping them practice and understand phonics systematically. Download “Kindergarten Phonics” Today Give your child the advantage of engaging phonics-based learning, now with full narration for free.