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Sight words are words that appear frequently in most of the text we read but can't easily be sounded out. Learn the first 100 high frequency Sight words and introduce Tricky words! Tricky words are phonically irregular words that cannot be sounded out in your head, kids need longer to decode these. Knowing these words is essential – they create up half of all written material! • Lower case keys assist kids to succeed. Can we add details as to how/why? • See a word, spell it and earn Hairies • The yeti helper reinforces learning. • Each time you spell a word you’ll collect 3 Hairies. • Tricky words give pink Hairies. • When you have enough Hairies play the mini game! • Tap a Hairy to create it jump to the flag. • Bounce on yeti bellies and escape from dangers. • There are four mountains to climb and 12 levels of Hairy fun. Designed for 5-7 years. This apk is strictly educational and has no in-app purchases. ****************************************************************** REVIEWS ****************************************************************** Brilliant idea. I use it at work and the mini game is loved so much it is selected for reward time. Teaches spelling and typing while the kids don't realise. – Tina Tortoise These apks are good. I teach 5-6 year olds and they are top notch for developing places a kid struggling to read and spell will be weak in. – Mummy toot