🏷️ About: This app will help your child learn the sounds of the letters of the alphabet, which are necessary for reading. Learning the sounds of the letters gives your child the tools for reading and helps them become better readers.
- Simple and straightforward design
- No distractions from the main purpose of practicing letter names and sounds
- Offers three choices for letter and picture matching
- Provides short vowel sounds for each letter
- Helpful for struggling readers and students who need a slower pace to master letter sounds
- Recommended by a certified Montessori teacher
- Great for first graders to learn to hear letter sounds
- Helpful and fun for young children to learn from
by Umesh Semmeta
Worked only once.
by Jj9yne
I just can’t figure out what sound was the kid making for letter L. I played it over and over and it does not sound at all like the phonics for L.
by GeekMastar
ABCMAGICPHONICS is a good idea but it has flaws. The man, woman, and child voices pronounce letter sounds differently. Some of the sounds said by the child voice are incorrect. It would be better if the letter was announced without having to press a separate button. There is no option to cycle through continuously without having to swipe.
Please note the developers response is not exactly relative to the statement I made. While it sounds “nice” it doesn’t address my concern about ABCMAGICPHONICS .
by Maggie9094
As a teacher with many years of experience dealing with young students, I feel I can give credibility to both the critics and the developer of ABCMAGICPHONICS. As someone well versed in phonics, I agree with the critics that the letter L sound is being mispronounced by the young girl’s voice. However, I agree with the developer that many people add an extra vowel sound onto the ending several letters when they pronounce them. In my assessment of the letter L disagreement between critics and the developer, I found that the mispronunciation the young girl is displaying is not in the ending sound of the letter L, but in the initial (starting) sound of the letter L. It sounds like her tongue is not fully touching the roof of her mouth when saying the word, thus causing the mispronunciation. She is not developmentally ready to correctly pronounce the letter L sound. After all, she does have a young voice, so she is saying the letter L appropriately for her age. However as she ages, she will correctly be able to say the initial letter L sound. Until then, I would suggest the developer get an older child’s voice to say the letter L. Finally, to the developer, I would agree with the other critic that there should not be a separate button where a child has to press it to hear the letter name. The child should be able to hear the letter name first, then the letter sound when clicking in any button. In my experience in working with a variety of young kids in the classroom, they don’t take that extra time to click on a separate button to get the name of the letter. Therefore, they won’t learn the name of the letters. So, I would suggest changing your app to merge both the letter names and letter sounds onto one click of a button instead of two. Lastly, please add a picture for the letter x like X-ray and repeat the sound like x,x,X-Ray. Until ABCMAGICPHONICS changes based on my suggestions, I cannot rate ABCMAGICPHONICS higher than 3 stars.
by Keirfromhere
The sound that N makes randomly appears as yeuh not nnn
by 00bake
Very helpful
by S@xxxx
Good app👍🏼
by Reetan
Good process of learning
by Leaborb192
I’m currently a literacy specialist student and researched ABCMAGICPHONICS for a class. I’m considering using it now with my students. I really the simplicity of ABCMAGICPHONICS as it doesn’t have any “fluff.” If being used to help students learn a specific a skill there shouldn’t be too many distractions from the purpose. There are plenty of other apps with all kinds of games and bells & whistles, but I really like how it’s straight up with practicing letter names and sounds! The purpose of ABCMAGICPHONICS isn’t lost! Thanks!
by Preschoolmommy2020
ABCMAGICPHONICS is awesome for children who are learning their alphabet. It has three choices that you can use when looking at the letters. You can use one picture to go with the letter, four pictures to go with the letter or do letter and picture matching. It also tells you the sound that each letter makes with the short vowel sounds. ABCMAGICPHONICS is awesome!
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by Luzz22
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by Mother On A Mission
Best app to teach your child his or her letter and sounds
by Elawa LB
Really helpful and fun! My 4 yr old loves to learn from ABCMAGICPHONICS.
by Teach1st123abc
Perfect simple game for the first graders that I work with to learn to hear letter sounds. Iowa reading teacher
by Reading Ready
This is a wonderful app for struggling readers! I am using it in the classroom for students who need a slower pace to get to mastery of letter sounds.
by Ryui3j
It’s good but you need to make it a little bit more funner for three and four-year-olds
by MiKasa Preescolar
It is so simple and so straight to the point that it doesn’t confuse the child!! I am a certified Montessori teacher and ABCMAGICPHONICS is definitely one I recommend parents to use at home. It isolates the sounds and has beautiful visual aids. It’s just perfect!!! ❤️❤️❤️
by Naddief
I just found ABCMAGICPHONICS and I’m going through it to see what it offers before I get my 5yr old on it, and omg, I am very glad with it so far. The best one yet without having to pay for now. The only thing is a few of the sounds are really low, but nothing to cause me to want to delete. Thank you for making this👍
by Jesssmar
My son is learning a lot more words!! Great app so far👍🏼
by Merc1182
Went with the early reviews on ABCMAGICPHONICS and I'm not completely sold on the greatness. This is presented in the utility and use of lower case letters... which is rare. Most are presented as upper-case learning systems. While the lower-case letter is stressed by soundung out (numerous times) and an example is provided... ABCMAGICPHONICS never says what letter is actually presented. For example; while it does say; "f...f...f...f... fish", it never says; "The letter F, f...f...f...f... fish".
by Bneal522
I am a first grade teacher and I thought this was a good ap. Especially for struggling students or preschoolers. As for the previous review about fox for x... You don't hear the / x / sound at the beginning of any words in English. It only is heard at the end of a word or syllable.
by Ewball
This is a great app. For once we see a product get the educational concept of the alphabet and letter recognition RIGHT! Most presentations of the alphabet use capital letters and teach children the name of the letters. WRONG! Reading involves almost all lower case letters and in the process of learning to read and reading itself we never say the name of the letter. It is the sound that is important. ABCMAGICPHONICS presents the alphabet in the exact way that early learners need in order to learn it. It leads naturally to the next step of putting the sounds together to form words and eventually to reading.
The use of children's voices for the sounds of the letters and to pronounce the words provides meaningful models for young children who work with ABCMAGICPHONICS. Hearing other children pronouncing the words and making the sound will be a great encouragement for them to do it themselves.
All this and it is free. This is a great app that is sure to engage children and encourage them to want to read. Don't be fooled by it's simplicity. It is exactly what a young learners need - one concept presented well without any distractions from the intended objective.
by Terrific2s
ABCMAGICPHONICS uses lowercase letters and their sounds. ABCMAGICPHONICS uses a rhythm for the sounds.
It has two ways of showing letters and their sounds using photo images.
ABCMAGICPHONICS has a matching game where children can match and sort the photo images to letters. It uses 5 photos for every letter. ABCMAGICPHONICS has been very useful for helping the children in my class learn the letter sounds.
by Learning4Fun
ABCMAGICPHONICS teaches letters and their sounds using pictures. It is clear and straightforward with no distractions. It has two levels of letter learning and one matching game where children can match pictures to letters. It has helped the children in my class learn their letter sounds. Please keep making more apps and updates!
Yes. ABC MAGIC PHONICS is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 13,221 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.3/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for ABC MAGIC PHONICS Is 55.4/100.
Yes. ABC MAGIC PHONICS is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 13,221 ABC MAGIC PHONICS User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for ABC MAGIC PHONICS Is 72.8/100..
ABC MAGIC PHONICS works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
The photograph images and colored letters will help your child in learning the letter sounds.
This app will help your child learn the sounds of the letters of the alphabet, which are necessary for reading.
Learning the sounds of the letters gives your child the tools for reading and helps them become better readers.
The repetition and rhythm of the words will help your child memorize the sounds of the letters.
All distracting bells and whistles have been removed to allow your child to focus on the essential skill to be learned here-associating a letter with its most commonly occurring sound using photographs.
A matching phonetic photo image is matched with each letter to help your child learn the sound of each letter.
This app has many customizable features, including the ability to select which specific letters you would like you child learn.
Just like counting skills are the foundations of addition, knowing the sounds of the letters are the foundations of reading.
Give your child the smart start of learning lowercase letters first.
The sounds of the letters are what give children the tools for reading.
Most young learners child will enjoy repeating the sounds they hear on this app.
Don’t waste your child’s time teaching them capital letters, which represent only 5% of the words in printed text.
The children loved it and it helped them learn the letter sounds.
95% of the printed word in books and periodicals is in lowercase letters.
