very good for my10month old.

My grand daughter has been playing your appps since she was 18 months old. We started with popping the balloons and screen fireworks. She loves the chapters and proudly wear her Lucas and Ruby shirt. She has gone through most all of the apps now. It’s amazing how positive the characters are. She complements everyone including herself: “Good job.”. ” Try again.” At 3 she can read all the 3 letter words and do some addition. Do you have plans to add higher level word(3-5 letters) ? Diagraphs (/ch/, /th/ would be great. I also love how we were able to adjust the picture cards to her needs. It would be great if we could do the same with reading vocabulary. The only negative comment was about you sentence maker. It comes up with some weird sentences that don’t really make sense. These need to be more geared to the language levels of the children just like you do with ALL of your other games. Thank you so much for being there and making such wonder, engaging and positive programs. Cathy

by: RV App Studios

This game is great !!! Do I think a few of the game provide to easy of an answer sense the words are color-coded yes. Do I think sometimes my son minimizes the game when selecting A sticker. Yes. Those are my only two complaints to a game that appears to be completely free and no ads.

It’s a great app and not ads. I think all children apps need to be like Luca and ruby. When the children apps had ads made the children lost focused and what they are learning. Thank you for your apps.

I LOVE THIS GAME! I LOVE IT SOOOOOOO MUCH I get to spell I get REWARDS I get stickers I get toys It is the Best game for the weekend Thank you for the game Bye 👋🏽

I think that says it all. The very first phonetic audio for ICE. Long I, hard C, short E. Doesn’t seem to grasp the silent E concept at all. Next word was TOE, tuh, short O, eh.

I teach Kindergarten and I was surprised by the incorrect teaching techniques. I played the game for a short time and found that this program was teaching the blending of words incorrectly. For example, this program says the individual sounds of c-a-r, but blends the sounds together to say car. This is incorrect because the letter a does not make a sound when you read the word car since it is being “bossed” around by the letter r. Words with ar, er, ir, or, and ur are part of the “bossy r” family where the vowel is never heard. Therefore, words with these bossy r letters should never be taught by blending the individual sounds together of c-a-r the way they did in this program. It is misleading and doesn’t teach the child why suddenly they don’t hear the a sound in the word car. Also, the program sounds out g-e-m, using the g sound individually. However, when you read the word, the g sound becomes a j sound in order to say the word correctly. However, the program does not teach the child it suddenly changes from a g sound when read individually to a j sound when read as a word. Why.....because this program does not teach the soft vs. hard g sounds and what affects the change from a hard g sound to a sound g sound. My recommendation is the developer should have an educator look over their teaching techniques for accurate learning

These are wonderful apps. Easy to use, no adds or offers to confuse little one. Just simple play and learn.

At least 90% of the letters my kindergartener sees in books are lower case. This app is entirely upper case so far. I like the simple activities and colorful pictures, but if you could switch to lower case letters it would be more like real life reading.