All 14 games and what they teach
Every game is made for children aged 3–8, read aloud and ad-free. Stages 1 to 3 are free; one payment unlocks the other seven stages. They are listed in the order we suggest playing them: sounds first, then blending, reading, spelling and sentences.
Sound–Letter
Match a letter to its sound. Begin with a small set such as s, a, t, p, i, n rather than the entire alphabet.
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Sound–Letter Matching
Hear a sound and choose the letter that spells it.
Builds: letter–sound recall, listening
Sound It Out
Identify the individual sounds in simple words.
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Sound It Out
Hear a word broken into its sounds, then pick the picture that matches.
Builds: phoneme awareness, vocabulary
Blender
Blend sounds together to read words, such as /s/ /a/ /t/ → sat.
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Blender
Join the separate sounds into a word and find its picture.
Builds: blending, first reading
Reading
Read simple, decodable words independently.
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Reading
Read the word, then choose the matching picture.
Builds: decoding, word recognition
Spelling + C–V Sorting
Practise breaking spoken words into sounds and choosing the letters that represent them.
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Spelling
Drag letters into the boxes to spell the picture.
Builds: segmenting, spelling
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C–V Sorting
Sort letters into consonant and vowel baskets.
Builds: consonants and vowels
Short Vowels
Practise distinguishing vowel sounds in words such as cat, bed, sit, hot and cup.
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Short Vowels
Drop the missing vowel into the word.
Builds: vowel discrimination, spelling
ABC Order + Case Match
Useful supporting skills — alphabet order isn’t a prerequisite for blending words.
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ABC Order
Drag letters into alphabetical order.
Builds: alphabet order, letter recognition
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Case Match
Match lowercase letters to their capitals.
Builds: capital and small letters
Letter–Sound
Reinforce letter–sound recognition and recall. This also works much earlier as revision.
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Letter–Sound Matching
See a letter and pick a picture that starts with its sound.
Builds: sound recall, vocabulary
Sound Bingo
Recognise familiar sounds in a different format: a board of letters, called out by sound.
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Sound Bingo
Tap the letter for each sound that is called.
Builds: listening, sound recall
Reading Bingo, Grammar + Sentences
Build fluency, vocabulary, sentence construction and grammar once the words come easily.
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Reading Bingo
Tap the word that is called, on a board full of words.
Builds: fluency, word recognition
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Grammar
Drag each grammar symbol onto the word it describes.
Builds: grammar, sentence awareness
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Sentence Builder
Drag the scrambled words back into a sentence.
Builds: sentence structure
Why parents choose it
- A voice for every sound. A child who can’t read yet can listen and answer on their own.
- One task at a time. Each screen has a single, obvious thing to do.
- Mistakes teach. A wrong tap says what to listen for and lets them try again.
- Start where they are. Choose the letters and digraphs your child has learned.
- No ads, no subscriptions, no accounts, no tracking of children.
- Made for a phone. Big tap targets, drag or tap, in any browser.