Do you remember how you first learned how to read? If you don’t, that’s ok – as long as you can read Appyzilla, that’s all that really matters. But in all seriousness, sometimes as a kid, reading book after book can get tedious if your child is trying to learn how to read. On the other hand, Monkey Junior developed by Early Start Co. Ltd, can show your child how to have a great time with his or her ABCs.
Monkey Junior provides reading program for kids through numerous reading games which will help your child to learn to read and expand their vocabulary. The courses and reading games are endless with Monkey Junior, you will find suitable courses and reading activities that suit your child’s current reading skills. Monkey Junior comes with three different reading levels: easy, medium and advanced. Easy courses teach your kids to read individual words. Medium courses to learn to read simple sentences. Advanced courses are for enhancing reading fluency and skills in sentence formation.
With almost around 80 unique lessons with 300+ sight words in 30 topics and 250 high quality images, 150 videos and 3 fabulous voice-over and multiple reading games, for a free app you just couldn’t ask for more. The reading program uses sight, sound and touch to keep your child engaged in the whole lesson. The images and interactive videos help to illustrate the words and the sentences to increase their reading comprehension.
The appearance and layout of Monkey Junior certainly suits the app’s purposes quite well. There’s an emphasis on illustrations and color, which ultimately makes learning more interactive and memorable, and navigating through the app is simple to do as well.
Monkey Junior is a great app for parents that are looking to find other creative ways to get their kids excited about learning. The interface of the app is very kid-friendly, with big buttons and lots of vivid colors. If your child plays with the app enough, he or she will definitely learn more than a couple of new words and concepts — all while having fun too, and that’s what matters the most.
