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Phonics

Teaches the ability to hear, identify, and say letter sounds. With these beginner phonics skills, your child can begin to ‘sound out’ and decode words on their own.
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Sight words

Some words are not decodable with phonics — so, sightwords teaches the ability to recognize important words ‘on sight,’ improving reading confidence and fluency.

what you’ll learn

When you’re not singing along with Teemo or exploring the treehouse, Ebo Phonics guides your child through four skills for each new word.

Name the picture

Learn to associate a new word like ‘cat’ with a picture, repeat the new word out loud and find the right picture amongst a set.

Name the first sound

Listen and learn to identify the first sound in the words you’ve become familiar with. Say it out loud and find the right picture amongst a set.

Memorize the sight word

Learning the written form of the word, and matching that word with the pictures you mastered earlier.

Learn the sound of each letter

Listen and say the letter sound, and build an association with the letter.

what you’ll learn

When you’re not singing along with Teemo or exploring the treehouse, Ebo Phonics guides your child through four skills for each new word.

Name the picture
Learn to associate a new word like ‘sun’ with a picture, repeat the new word aloud and find the picture among a set.
Name the first sound
Listen and learn to identify the first sound in the words you’ve become familiar with. Say it aloud and find the right picture among a set.
Memorize the sight word
Learn the written form of the word, and match that word with the pictures you mastered earlier.
Learn the sound of each letter
Listen and say the letter sound, and build an association with the letter.
An iPad with a screen of gameplay on it.
An iPad with a screen of gameplay on it.
An iPad with a screen of gameplay on it.
An iPad with a screen of gameplay on it.

how you’ll learn

A highly visual, memory-friendly way to learn.

Every child learns in their own way — some like to explore, some play pretend, others love to use their hands. We’ve built on proven methods to create a joy-filled learning adventure that’s uniquely suited to the educational needs of kids with learning differences like Down syndrome, Fragile X, and Autism.

Highly visual ✨

Visual instruction with joyful illustrations and animations.

Tactile 🖐

Kids are encouraged to interact by touching the stimulus on-screen.

Musical 🎼

Our singalongs encourage your child to use their voice, and they help with memory too!

Positive 👍

Our character playmates use modeling and feedback to guide your child to the right answer.

Well paced 🐘

Instruction with moments of pause to let learning sink in.

Repetition 🔁

Mastery takes practice. Keyword games are repeated in a way that feels fun, not repetitive.

Behavior modeling 👀

Our characters model good behaviors like listening, looking, and speaking at the right moment.

Agency ☝🏽

An exploratory game that gives your child agency to pick words, practice, or try something new.
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