Frederick: Learn to Read
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Frederick: Learn to Read is a Education application developed by EnglishAnyone.com, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play Frederick: Learn to Read on your computer.
Running Frederick: Learn to Read on your computer allows you to browse clearly on a large screen, and controlling the application with a mouse and keyboard is much faster than using touchscreen, all while never having to worry about device battery issues.
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Download Frederick: Learn to Read and run it on your PC. Enjoy the large screen and high-definition quality on your PC!
Frederick lets speakers of ANY language learn to read, spell and pronounce English through play, all in English! No translating or memorizing!Because traditional English programs are boring, confusing and ineffective, many English students struggle to become confident, fluent readers and speakers.
So we removed everything that makes these old methods frustrating and made a NEW way for students to teach THEMSELVES, THEIR way! With Frederick, you can correct your mistakes instantly and develop all of your communication skills as fast as you like. It’s like having a native English teacher with you wherever you go!
How Frederick Works:
You move step-by-step through the reading levels of PHONICS (the rules of pronunciation) – also learning SIGHT WORDS (words that break pronunciation rules) – from the alphabet and single sounds to words and full sentences.
In each level’s “Explore Mode,” you DISCOVER the rules of phonics, spelling and pronunciation by making different letter combinations. You learn the real, native pronunciation of words, understand meanings with icons instead of translations, and increase your vocabulary.
Then you test your knowledge and skills with different games. Winning proves you’ve mastered a lesson!
There’s a “Word Bank” where you can see all of the words you’ve found, and you can also unlock all levels and modes with “Teacher Mode."
Frederick works offline, and you can easily track progress with word counters and rewards!
The first 3 levels are FREE:
1. the alphabet (Aa, Ba, Cc…)
2. short vowels and consonants (at, in, up…)
3. three-letter words (cat, bug, pig…)
Pay the one-time upgrade fee to get instant access to levels 4-35. (Upgrade within the first 30 minutes of using Frederick and get 50% OFF!)
4. consonant blends (CRab, STop, deSK…)
5. consonant digraphs (CHip, SHip, loCK…)
6. ng, nk (riNG, siNK, taNK…)
7. al, all, el, ell, il, ill, ul, ull, le (bALL, mILk, jungLE…)
8. magic/silent e (lakE, linE, modE…)
9. long A (rAIn, mAIl, pAY, EIGHt...)
10. long E (sEAl, mEAl, bE, fIEld, candY, kEY...)
11. long I (pIE, tIE, hIGH, wIld, kInd, flY...)
12. long O (bOAt, gOAt, lOW, gO, fOld, vOlt...)
13. long U (news, boot, clue, fruit...）
14. aPPle (eGG, PHone, QUit...）
15. dOg (cAUGHt, bOUGHt, frOg, wALk...）
16. brEAd (hEAd, rEAd, swEAt...）
17. cOIn (bOIl, cOIl, bOY, jOY...）
18. bOOk (cOOk, fOOt, pUll, pUsh...）
19. clOUd (OUt, cOUch, cOW, dOWn...）
20. cactUs (About, Alone, tokEn, pandA...）
21. sYrup (crYstal, phYsics, sYstem...）
22. City (Cell, Cobra, Gem, draGon...）
23. cAR (bAR, cARd, shARp, tARt...)
24. chAIr (hAIR, pAIR, cARE, shARE...)
25. EAR (gEAR, fEAR, lEER, pIER...)
26. bIRd (hER, pEARl, wORk, sURf...)
27. fORk (fOR, bOAR, dOOR, fOUR...)
28. sensitIVE (actIVE, elusIVE, negatIVE...)
29. sWAn (sWAt, WAtch, QUAlity, sQUAt...)
30. miX (fiX, EXam, EXcellent, EXpel...)
31. likED (votED, callED, lookED...)
32. canS (wishES, brickS, callS...)
33. vulTURE (culTURE, sURE, meaSURE...)
34. quesTION (convenTION, educaTION, equaTION...)
35. siGN (GNat, KNee, coMB, WRap...)
Frederick Is Perfect For:
Adult English language learners who want to understand the rules of spelling and pronunciation so they can quickly reduce their accent and understand natives more easily.
Teachers and parents (even those with NO EXPERIENCE teaching reading) who want a simple, natural and fun way to teach kids or adults to read, spell and pronounceEnglish. There are no confusing instructions in Frederick, and there’s no “system” to learn, so even a two-year-old can use this simple tool all by themselves!
Learn more: http://frederickreadingapp.com/
Have questions or need support? Mail us: info@englishanyone.com
Thanks so much for trying Frederick! We hope you like it. :)
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How to Download&Play Frederick: Learn to Read on PC?
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Locate the Play Store in LDPlayer's system apps, launch it, and sign in to your Google account
Enter "Frederick: Learn to Read" into the search bar and search for it
Choose and install Frederick: Learn to Read from the search results
Once the download and installation are complete, return to the LDPlayer home screen
Click on the game icon on the LDPlayer home screen to start enjoying the exciting game
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My kid is easily bored with most of the kid phonics apps. The quality here is amazing! I love hearing him sounding out words and popping those bubbles. I appreciate that there are few different games to practice with. The wheel spinning is sometimes very difficult to get it to be stopped on the intended letters. I do wish there was some control over the words used, timer length, or word count in a round. Some of the words are not words to encourage young child to learn!
I found Frederick via a video about Duolingo ABC. A good learning method and bubble game was great for awhile, but my little tester (4yrs 3m) found the interface tricky and stopped playing too quickly. She found the puzzle game frustrating because the pieces don't nicely flick into place. The letters on rollers are fiddly, it isn't easy to move one-at-a-time, make them turn more slowly. The illustration is good, but should have gender variety. Stick men look like boys and men.
I have to say that is a clever idea. Playing and learning in the same time. By the way, could you add the possibility to create more than one user. It means, I want to create many users in my phone for my children. Also, how can I use it in different device, and where is the exit button. Finally, I recommand it. It is very helphul in a fany way.