Kiz Phonics Kinder1 2.0

Kindergarten Phonics Videos & Games for Level 1

This application provides an engaging platform for children to focus on short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u), with particular emphasis on 'a' and 'e'. It aims to facilitate early literacy skills by introducing word families such as at, an, am, ap, ack, en, et, and est. Additionally, the program covers essential beginning consonant sounds, which are crucial in helping young learners develop their reading capabilities.

The app features decodable video stories designed to illustrate the use of these word families in context while subtly introducing high-frequency sight words. Integrated within the Kindergarten Level 1 phonics curriculum available at KIZ Phonics, this app serves as a valuable resource for foundational reading instruction.

Moreover, the app aligns seamlessly with KIZ PHONICS BOOK 2 for Kindergarten Level 1, providing a complementary tool for enriching the learning experience.

VIDEOS: The program consists of five initial videos dedicated to short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u). Subsequently, children are introduced to word family videos focusing on ack, am, an, at, ap, et, en, and est. An additional 16 videos emphasize beginning consonants such as b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, t, v, and w. To reinforce learning further, three short stories extend practice opportunities for short 'a' and 'e' through related word families.

GAMES: Each video is paired with interactive drag-and-drop activities that reinforce the concepts taught. These engaging games provide ample practice opportunities for children to gain proficiency in blending consonants with vowel word families—enabling them to read simple words like cat, cap, back, sat, map, vet, pet, wet, and ten.

The application is built on effective phonics methodologies endorsed by reading specialists who ensure that pronunciation of letter sounds is precise. Learners can expect to hear letter sounds pronounced in a natural native English accent. Establishing a strong foundation in early reading skills is critical at this developmental stage.