Sight Words Ninja - Slicing Game to Learn to Read Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 124 reviews. Read all reviews for Sight Words Ninja - Slicing Game to Learn to Read for iPhone.
Sight Words Ninja - Slicing Game to Learn to Read is paid iOS app published by Innovative Investments Limited
No sound
SaltCasino
Like some others, I was hoping I would get lucky and there would be sound. There wasn’t. I don’t understand how they can’t or won’t fix this. Waste of $2.
So disappointing
Sk_eye
It doesn’t go through the words before you play the game. Kids are just randomly swiping words and not learning. Waste of money, expected more.
Sound stopped working; gameplay lame
SnugglyFooFoo
I had some hopes for this, but the sound cut out permanently after one day of use. The gameplay also doesn’t make sense - why permit the wrong word to be sliced at all, or without consequence? A waste of $2.
No sound
RsmithRN
I got this app for my almost 5 year old, and there is no sound...which defeats the purpose of learning sight words. Very disappointing.
I like that I can customize which words
JCoh#2
I like that I can choose which words I want my child to work on. My children like this app and it seems to be helping. The only thing I wish is that the word would be 100% visible all the time, what I mean by that is sometimes when the word comes up it is to far to the right or left that half or sometimes most of the word can’t be seen. Seeing the entire word and hearing the word is very important for my child to recognize it and reinforce what we have worked on with flash cards and reading. I would have given the app a 5 star rating if my child saw the entire words 100% of the time. Maybe an update will be able to fix this.
Not what I expected
krunk daddy
I was looking for something that would allow a kid to read the words and pronounce the words and this app seems to limit the participant to listening to someone else read the word aloud and make a hand gesture when something looks like what’s read aloud. Misleading if you want something that you can work on recognition and enunciation.