- Category: Education
- First released: February 28, 2012
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: GrasshopperApps.com
- com.grasshopperapps.littlematchups.rhyme
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25I would love to give this 5 stars, but it has a serious flaw. The voice (which is pleasant and friendly) only names a pictured object when it is touched. My 4-year-old usually will only touch the picture on the left to drag it, so that is the only picture named. When a match is made correctly, the voice-over needs to say the rhyming words together. This omission renders the app useless for teaching rhymes.
I use this with my kindergarten class and they love it! Excellent app especially for children who have difficulty with hearing the rhyme.
My child loves it! Intuitive game play makes learning fun for her!
I have downloaded every free app you have. I am a speech pathologist and use them in my therapy. Budget cuts have hit us hard!
This is another great app from Grasshopper! It says the pictures as you touch each one. It could have words that match more than one thing. Eye had to rhyme with fly, but did not work with tie. It would be good if there was a way to add written words after they are matched.
I like this app overall. I like the quality of the photos and the voice. I like that it can be customized. Some of the matches are not common/overused which is great for increasing vocabulary as well(oil/soil).
The rhyming words are clear and easy to match. The children have an easy time working with this app.
I used to love alligator and grasshopper apps because you could record your own voice. ever since OS 7 that stopped working. repeated attempts to ask them for a fix has resulted in "I'm so sorry try another one of our apps. " while bitsboard is great I want the puzzle apps and the other "theme" apps to record new sounds! please fix what you have out on the market.
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