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Montessorium: Intro to Words at Mac App Store analyse
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| Country | Price |
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| Canada | free |
| China | free |
| France | free |
| Germany | free |
| Italy | free |
| Netherlands | free |
| Portugal | free |
| Spain | free |
| Poland | 5.49 EUR |
| UK | free |
| India | free |
| Japan | free |
| Korea, Republic Of | free |
| Poland | free |
| Russia | free |
| Turkey | free |
| USA | free |
| Korea, Republic Of | 5.49 USD |
| Ukraine | free |
Reviews
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leider den Hinweis übersehen, dass die App, nicht wie die anderen von Montessorium, nicht auf dem iPhone läuft. Daher für mich gar nicht zu gebrauchen.
Bitte um Sprachupdate!
Bitte um mehr Sprachen. Zum Beispiel Deutsch. Würde dann doch gerne besser bewerten wenn da updates gemacht würden.
Crash
$5 and it crashes on startup :(. Fix it!
Has Potential
My twins like this app. Making a sentence everyday and then taking a picture of what they created. Would like to see more offered from this app for the cost. Only has short vowel sounds (what about the long vowel sounds too?) Like the style and layout for the most part, but this app has crashed on me a few times.
not worth the money
I am a Montessori trained teacher and I am very upset that I wasted my money on this app. I expected a learning program/game thats based on Montessori principles and would reinforce the use of the moveable alphabet at home. I cant find instructions for this app and there are no levels to follow any rule of progression. What you see on the screenshots is all you get. I am very disappointed.
Interesting app to help the child to be comfortable with writing.
This is a wonderful app to strengthen the phonetic learning in young children as well as for beginning readers/writers. The app has two different section; the Alpha and the Writer. In the Alpha Section, the app interacts with the child when it ask to find a specific object within the ones available. There are transportation, animals, clothing, body parts and more to pick from. Once the child has picked an item, he/she will hear the sound of it and then a voice will say the word. The child has to use the letters on the top of the screen to be able to write the word. For example, for the box the child would have to select the letter B, O, and X and drag them on the table. In the Writer section, the child will have the opportunity of practicing how to write short sentences for a story. Using the alphabet as well as images, the child is able to write little sentences like “the plane is fast”. In a way having the opportunity to apply the learning done in the first section of the app is wonderful. The child is learning and has fun at the same time. As he/she completes a little story, mom or dad can use the camera to save what the child has written in the camera roll on the device your are using. I think this app is a great introduction to phonetic as well as how to write little sentences. It doesn’t overwhelm the child with rules like capital letter and punctuation. However, the app is flexible to allow the child to include images in his sentences to make it more fun to learn at the same time. For us, we have used the app as a supplement after learning the phonics while homeschooling. My son enjoyed being able to write little sentences by himself has well. I would recommend this app for anyone who have a child in the ages of 3-5 years old (or older for kids who are struggling in learning how to write and spell).
Not enough...
I was expecting much more than this! Please update this app to make it worth 5 bucks! Right now it is a waste of money!