Read & Match

What your child learns

• Reading short sentences for meaning: who, doing what, and where
• Spotting small differences: "a red ball" or "a yellow ball", "on the bed" or "under the bed"
• Position words (on, under, in) and colors inside a sentence
• With the Vietnamese voice, kids read simple Vietnamese sentences instead

How to play

1. Press "Play now". The sentence appears in big letters at the top.
2. Read it, then tap the picture that matches. On a computer, keys 1, 2 and 3 work too.
3. Stuck? Tap the speaker button to hear the sentence. It is not read out on its own, so kids practice reading.
4. Pick the right picture on the first try to earn a star.

For parents

• It starts with two- and three-word sentences ("The dog runs.") and moves up to six words after a run of right answers.
• At the easiest level, a wrong pick makes the game read the sentence aloud once.
• Each wrong picture differs from the right one in one way (someone else, or something else), so the whole sentence matters.
• Read together, point to each word, then ask "Who is doing what?".