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[...] Ta-da! Here at We Come to Learn we are happy to announce that Letter Muncher is now available for sale in the iTunes App Store. Letter Muncher, an initial consonant game [...]

[...] Ta-da! Here at We Come to Learn we are happy to announce that Letter Muncher is now available for sale in the iTunes App Store. Letter Muncher, an initial consonant game [...]

[...] Ta-da! Here at We Come to Learn we are happy to announce that Letter Muncher is now available for sale in the iTunes App Store. Letter Muncher, an initial consonant game [...]

[...] Come to Learn games include a very important feature: progress reports. Progress reports for Letter Muncher include a couple of important items, divided into two categories. One is a set of time [...]

[...] Things, the newest early learning game from We Come to Learn, is now on sale in the iTunes App Store! Three Things presents a creative, engaging way for young learners to master a great [...]

[...] Things, the newest early learning game from We Come to Learn, is now on sale in the iTunes App Store! Three Things presents a creative, engaging way for young learners to master a great [...]

[...] levels. Dominoes Number Match, the latest iPad app from We Come to Learn (now on sale in the iTunes app store!) is actually a set of four games of increasing difficulty (for one low price!). And wise [...]

[...] build games that provide entertaining learning opportunities at a variety of skill levels. Dominoes Number Match, the latest iPad app from We Come to Learn (now on sale in the iTunes app store!) is [...]

[...] Match and Match 3 and Match 6, he or she is ready to take on the Full Game included in Dominoes Number Match. The Full Game includes many of the same options available in the other three, including [...]

[...] Dominoes Number Match is the newest game from We Come to Learn. It's our first game to focus on number skills, [...]

[...] are now infused with a technological savvy and sophistication that even the most modern of young learners will enjoy. Just like a game in my classroom, a We Come to Learn game is designed to be age [...]

[...] Certainly not! Enhanced e-books can play a great part in building the skills and knowledge of young learners. For example, they're can be quite helpful when reading content-rich, non-fiction material. [...]

[...] several different calculations at once. No wonder they're so tricky to learn! Even before young learners tackle most reading and math operations, however, there are some fundamental skills that we [...]

[...] are now infused with a technological savvy and sophistication that even the most modern of young learners will enjoy. Just like a game in my classroom, a We Come to Learn game is designed to be age [...]

[...] Here at We Come to Learn, we are happy to announce that our newest game for the iPad, Math Speedway, is now available in the iTunes App Store. Math Speedway is based on a classroom game designed [...]

[...] that comfort with any subject begins with fluency in its fundamentals. Our game, called Math Speedway, combines low stress with high engagement as a means for mastering addition and subtraction [...]

[...] of any confusing sweet talk, and just speak the truth. It's a lesson I never forgot as a classroom teacher, and it's a lesson we include when we create WCTL games. That's why incorrect responses are [...]

[...] of any confusing sweet talk, and just speak the truth. It's a lesson I never forgot as a classroom teacher, and it's a lesson we include when we create WCTL games. That's why incorrect responses are [...]

[...] share. When we created Letter Muncher, we wanted the game to cover the same concepts that a classroom teacher would when providing instruction about initial consonants. Just as a teacher would [...]

[...] enjoyed playing learning games and was eager to read and write independently, and her classroom teacher gave us a variety of practice methods that she enjoyed. By far, however, her favorite [...]

[...] . In the day and month views, you'll see a breakdown by categories of play (in this case, initial consonant sounds), including how much time was spent in each category and how many rounds were covered [...]

[...] add others (keeping or deleting the ones already covered) until the entire complement of initial consonant sounds has been learned. Another way to support beginners is to make sure the voicing and [...]

[...] created by multiple letters even though most sounds are created by single letters. Common consonant digraphs include not only ch but also sh, th, and wh, all of which we included when making Letter [...]

[...] first letter of your child's name, assuming it begins with a consonant or one of the four consonant digraphs included in Letter Muncher (ch, sh, th, and wh). As your child masters a few letter sounds [...]

[...] created by multiple letters even though most sounds are created by single letters. Common consonant digraphs include not only ch but also sh, th, and wh, all of which we included when making Letter [...]

[...] and dividing words into parts or syllables. Teachers often refer to these as Language Arts or literacy skills. Similarly, the term numeracy is often used by educators - particularly in early childhood [...]

[...] related interactions." Bottom line: It's easy to be distracted from the business of literacy skills when you're busy trying to figure out what your book can "do." So does this mean [...]