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**GAME INTENDED FOR TABLETS AND LARGE SCREEN PHONES** Read and Spell with Zoo-phonics Interactive Mini games supplement the award winning and widely used Zoo-phonics Multisensory Language Arts Tool. In the Zoo Library, kids may select from 88 ebooks located on the bookshelves. They can see that there are 3 various colors of ebooks. The colors designate the level of difficulty (see below). The ebooks are little and numbered. Create sure you teach kids to touch one ebook at a time, very carefully. Each Mini-Book has a Word List at the end of it. Encourage kids to Signal and sound out and read the words. The colors designate the level of difficulty: • The yellow ebooks have easy VC/CVC (vowel-consonant; consonant-vowel-consonant) words, the schwa words “a” and “the,” and a few blend words. This level starts with phrases and short sentences and becomes slightly more advanced. • The blue ebooks include blend, digraph, and double consonants words, with some long vowels. The sentences are a tiny longer than in the yellow books. • The green ebooks are more advanced with harder phonetic concepts, such as long vowels, diphthongs, r-controlled vowels, silent letters, and soft sounds. There are more words and sentences to each page. Complexity of the sentence structure is added, and yet, is still available to the kids. As soon as the ebook opens, a narrator will read the ebook aloud. As the words are read, the spoken word turns red! To turn the page, click on the green arrow pointing to the next page. Lesson Objectives. The kid will: 1) use eyes to track from left-to-right 2) learn to listen carefully and follow directions 3) make decisions 4) learn how to navigate and manipulate interactive elements on a screen using eye-hand coordination 5) have a car to practice sound-blending using Signals if needed 6) learn primary to more advanced reading skills 7) become aware of sentence structure, including uppercase letter and punctuation usage 8) understand that words and sentence structure receive more challenging as she or he gains phonics and reading skills About Zoo-phonics Teach your students the alphabet in TWO WEEKS! Faster than you ever expected your students will be reading, spelling and writing! The Zoo-phonics Multisensory Language Arts Tool is a kinesthetic, multi-modal approach to learning all aspects of language arts, including vocabulary development and articulation, based on phonics and phonemic awareness. The principle of Zoo-phonics maximizes understanding, memory, utilization and transference to all places of the reading, spelling and writing process in a playful and concrete manner. Zoo-phonics is a way developed to create kids powerful readers and spellers using a “phono” (hearing), “oral” (speaking), “visual” (seeing), “kinesthetic” (moving), and tactile (touching)—whole brain approach. Students actually learn the sounds of the alphabet and advanced phonemic concepts through an easily understood, concrete way of presentation. Zoo-phonics uses animals drawn in the shapes of the letters for ease in memory. A similar body movement is given for each letter. This concrete approach cements the sounds to the shapes of the letters. Lowercase letters and their sounds are taught first (required 95% of the time in text), capital letters and letter names are taught later. Zoo-phonics also provides a springboard for all another academia such as math, art, melody, cooking/nutrition, social studies, science, grooming, physical education and sensory/drama. Every aspect of the tool has been field-tested and found to be effective. Educational research repeatedly supports the focus of phonics in early reading tools, as well as the educational benefits of pictorial mnemonics and kinesthetic approaches to learning that are special to Zoo-phonics. Currently Zoo-phonics is used throughout the United States and internationally as a highly effective language arts tool.