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Putting Sounds
Together

Smart Steps ยท First Reading

Games

Quick games to practice the sounds your child already knows. No new lessons โ€” just fun review.

โญ Today's games ยท fresh picks
All games
Listen & Find
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Build It
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Memory Match
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Find the Letter
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Pop the Sound
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Which Vowel?
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Beat the Clock
Read 0 30s
Odd One Out
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Two of these have the same vowel. Tap the odd one!
Sound Sort
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Tap a word, then tap the basket with its vowel.
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Great job!
Two Sounds
Day 1
Three Sounds

We read the middle + last sound first (at), then add the first sound (c โ†’ cat) โ€” just like on paper.

Practice
every other
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Great work!

Weekly Test
๐Ÿ‘‹ Grown-up reads this: Sit with your child. Show each word with the helpers off and let them sound it out to you. Tap โœ“ if they got it on their own, or โœŽ if they need more practice. There's no audio judging โ€” you decide.
Test
Results
For Grown-Ups
How much help?
Children learn to read by doing the sounding-out themselves. Keep Every other word on for almost everyone โ€” only switch to On their own once your child reads these words confidently without a model.
Adding your voice
Record each word and letter sound, then either drop the files in an audio folder next to this file, or load them right here to test. Loaded files play instantly anywhere in the app (this session only โ€” reload clears them).
๐Ÿ”Ž Go to any stage (for you)
Open any stage to look it over โ€” even locked ones. This is just for you; it doesn't change your child's locks.
๐Ÿ”“ Unlock stages for your child
If your child already knows the earlier skill, unlock the next stage on their home screen. Tap to toggle.
Start over
Recording List

Record each word the way you teach it โ€” stretch and blend ("iiiiโ€“t, it"), not a quick read. Save each as the filename shown.