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Master reading by sounding out the letters, not just saying their names.

Learn to read.

The other key person in a child's learning journey is the supportive adult who guides them through specific exercises. These activities help the child observe mouth movements and understand proper lip placement for clear pronunciation.

We begin with a selected group of simpler alphabet letters, using them to form animal names and everyday words. In this method, we focus on the SOUND of each letter, not its name.

Initially, adults should practice together with the child, remembering that reading is a gradual process. Later, the child can use the app independently, with occasional shared practice sessions. After some time, adults can move to the “Discover the Word” section and work through these exercises with their little ones:

1- Ask the child to sound out the letters in the word TREE.

2- After some practice, ask: "What did you say?"

3- Never give the child the answer to what word they sounded out.

Repeat this activity, encouraging the child to say the sounds in "tree" more quickly, reducing pauses between each sound. Continue practicing without revealing the word. One day, when you ask "What did you say?", the child will proudly announce: "I said TREE!" That’s the moment to celebrate—the child has begun to read.

Soon, you’ll notice growing curiosity as the child tries to read every word they encounter. This is the perfect time to gradually introduce more complex letters, like the letter C, which can have a soft sound (sky) or a hard sound (house) depending on the word. Other alphabet letters not yet covered will naturally come into play. Remember to respect each child’s unique pace and learning process.

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