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Zoo-phonics 8. Make It Say with Inny Inchworm Gameplay, Trailers and Related Videos

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**GAME INTENDED FOR TABLETS AND LARGE SCREEN PHONES** Chose to work with the Animal Pictures, the Merged Animal Letters, or plain letters. (This provides various levels of difficulty.) Consonant-Vowel-Consonant Words Select various word families by clicking on the word families on the ruler at the bottom of the screen. Zoophonia will tell the kid which word family she or he has selected, and will Signal and sound it. Encourage the kid to watch Zoophonia carefully and test to Signal and sound with her. Inny Inchworm and Zoophonia will assist the kid “create it say…” (spell) the word that she or he sees in pictures. The kid will grab, drag and drop the correct letter that completes the word that matches the picture. For example, you will search a letter that makes the “advertisement” word say “lad” (and see a picture of the lad). Note that when the kid chooses the letter, the box will go pink. Drag it to the right box and the box will turn blue. The kid has just formed a word! If it is not a match, the letter will not stick or turn colors. If the kid is correct, Zoophonia will say, “You’ve got it!” or “Well done!” or “Nicely, nicely” and then will Signal and sound the word. The kid could Signal and sound with her by looking at the letters in the word. Remind kids that they cannot test other letter if Zoophonia is talking or Signaling. When the kid is done with all the words in that particular word family, Zoophonia will Signal and sound all the words for additional practice and reinforcement. Encourage the kid to Signal and sound with Zoophonia. She gives Inny Inchworm and the kid praise for hard work and then encourages the kid to test the blends (a more challenging phonics skill) by clicking on the blue blender! (See those blends?) An added premium: When the kid has finished all 6 words, she or he can click on the picture, see fun animation and then, Zoophonia will Signal and sound the words once more! If the kid wants to see and hear Zoophonia Signal and sing our “Come Meet Us at the Zoo” song, tell him or her to click on the Musical Note Sign. If she or he wants to exit and play a various mini game, click on the Zoo Sign. The Blend Words (Premium Words – a More Advanced Skill) After the kid has successfully finished all of the CVC words on the screen and is ready for a challenge, she or he can attempt the blends. She or he is to click on the Blender to practice the Premium Blend Words. The blends include the same word families used in the previous CVC mini game. The “Premium Blends” are more difficult because there are more letters in the words and because kids have to pronounce the blend sounds quickly. This mini game will teach kids how to recognize a blend and how to Signal and sound them in words. When you see a blend, you say each letter’s sound quickly (and Signal at the same time for memory enhancement). You blend them! Here’s an example: bl = blot. Because these words are more advanced they could be considered as “additional credit” words. The kid may need the teacher’s or parent’s assist at first. Lesson Objectives. The kid will: - learn how to form (spell) CVC words and read them by Signaling and sounding them out - understand that word families rhyme: at, bat, cat, fat, mat, rat, sat, vat - learn how to form (spell) blend words and read them by Signaling and sounding them out - learn to listen carefully and follow directions - create decisions - learn how to navigate and manipulate interactive elements on a screen using eye-hand coordination 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.