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About Kids Sight Words

Already downloaded by almost a million families, Kids Reading Sight Words is now available in the App Store! Join Tammy the frog on a journey as she hops through two exciting activities (four in the paid version) to learn and review commonly used English words from the list of 220 Dolch sight words. There are five levels of vocabulary for the children to learn and review. Your children will: - listen to common words and identify the correct sight word - learn to recognize common words at their reading level - improve reading skills by practicing familiar words - improve reading fluency Kids Reading Sight Words is for children who are already comfortable with the basics of phonics and blending sounds. If your children are not at this level yet, we recommend downloading our Kids ABC Letters, Kids ABC Letter Trains, Kids ABC Phonics, and Kids Learn to Read apps.

What’s new

Version 1.1.4 · Updated May 12, 2024

bug fixes

App privacy

The developer, Intellijoy, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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