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Picture Word Whisper
Name the picture softly and choose the matching word card.
Word Recognition
Spoken Language
Semantic Mapping
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Who Does This?
Match one person card to a short action sentence.
Sentence Meaning
Who Questions
Spoken Language
AgeAges 2-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Line and Dot Trace
Trace one dot and line path one time with your finger.
Visual Tracking
Pre-writing
Fine Motor Control
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds sentence sense and early storytelling.
Try togetherRepeat their answer back as a tiny sentence.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Sound Wave Tap
Tap the letter that matches the spoken first sound.
Phonemic Awareness
Letter Matching
Auditory Attention
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Finger Key Path
Follow a short path to touch three letters in order.
Visual Scanning
Letter Recognition
Fine Motor Control
AgeAges 2-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds keyboard familiarity and letter scanning.
Try togetherSay the target out loud, then let them search.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
Ready
Free
Name Label Whisper
Choose the spoken label that fits one object photo.
Word Recognition
Spoken Language
Print Meaning
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds early word, letter, and meaning connections.
Try togetherRead the prompt first, then ask what sounds right.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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