Join in the Lolas rhyming Ordjungle and learn to read with Lola!
Good reading skills give children the best opportunities to learn all the way through the school year. Learn to read with Lola is the tenth læringsapp with Lola Panda.
Most preschoolers think it's fun to play with words and rhymes. In this way they develop their phonological awareness without really knowing it. A well-developed phonological awareness enable children to make a word to another, add, remove or change one letter with another, such as hat - cat - tax.
Researchers believe that it is very important for the early reading skills that children have a sense of language form, in other words, they have the ability to rhyme.
* Educational content:
Easy Level 1: Light word that ends in the same letters, one - leg
Easy Level 2: Simple words that end in the same letters, sore - nails
Easy Level 3: Not quite simple words ending in the same letters, em - home
Medium Level 1: everyday words ending in the same letters, ad - cheese sandwich
Medium Level 2: Less common words ending in the same letters, ot - robot
Medium Level 3: More difficult words ending in the same letters, ir - paper - antlers
Difficult Level 1: Challenging words that end with the same and different letters, earth - live - meteor
Difficult Level 2: More difficult words that end with the same and different characters, griddle - Draft - facade
Difficult Level 3: Difficult words that end with the same and different letters block - cotton candy - los
Learn to read with Lola suitable for children who seem to Lolas alfabettog and Lola's ABC Party is too easy, but as yet not very familiar with reading. Learn to read with Lola fits brilliantly to the children in the 0th and 1st class and can be played together or individually.
Children can use the app even by starting with the easiest level. As the child learns and solves several tasks properly, continues app automatically switches to harder levels. Teachers or parents can also choose the level they think will give the child the challenges it needs.
Find all our games on the official Lola Panda page: www.lolapanda.com.
Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lolapanda.
Most preschoolers think it's fun to play with words and rhymes. In this way they develop their phonological awareness without really knowing it. A well-developed phonological awareness enable children to make a word to another, add, remove or change one letter with another, such as hat - cat - tax.
Researchers believe that it is very important for the early reading skills that children have a sense of language form, in other words, they have the ability to rhyme.
* Educational content:
Easy Level 1: Light word that ends in the same letters, one - leg
Easy Level 2: Simple words that end in the same letters, sore - nails
Easy Level 3: Not quite simple words ending in the same letters, em - home
Medium Level 1: everyday words ending in the same letters, ad - cheese sandwich
Medium Level 2: Less common words ending in the same letters, ot - robot
Medium Level 3: More difficult words ending in the same letters, ir - paper - antlers
Difficult Level 1: Challenging words that end with the same and different letters, earth - live - meteor
Difficult Level 2: More difficult words that end with the same and different characters, griddle - Draft - facade
Difficult Level 3: Difficult words that end with the same and different letters block - cotton candy - los
Learn to read with Lola suitable for children who seem to Lolas alfabettog and Lola's ABC Party is too easy, but as yet not very familiar with reading. Learn to read with Lola fits brilliantly to the children in the 0th and 1st class and can be played together or individually.
Children can use the app even by starting with the easiest level. As the child learns and solves several tasks properly, continues app automatically switches to harder levels. Teachers or parents can also choose the level they think will give the child the challenges it needs.
Find all our games on the official Lola Panda page: www.lolapanda.com.
Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lolapanda.
