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Learn to Read: Kids Games

Learn to Read: Kids Games

Android Educational RV AppStudios
4.7 Popularity

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Updated
October 11, 2025
Category
Age Rating
Everyone
Developer
Package Name
com.rvappstudios.sight.words.phonics.reading.kids.games

So here's my take on Learn to Read: Kids Games. I've tried out a bunch of educational apps for kids and this is one of the better ones I've seen. The activities are genuinely fun and do a good job of reinforcing sight words, spelling, and reading comprehension. And it's not gonna replace dedicated reading lessons, but as a supplementary learning tool, it works really well. The graphics and voice narration make it easy for little kids to use on their own. My only gripe is the ads, which can get old after a while, but the paid version fixes that. Overall though, it's a solid free app that makes learning to read a lot more engaging.

Manya Lyalya
AUTHOR: Manya Lyalya Editor, Grand Screen

Pros

  • Tons of different educational mini-games and activities
  • Graphics are really cute and polished
  • Lets kids learn at their own pace
  • Free to play, no subscriptions
  • Helpful for building reading, writing, and spelling skills

Cons

  • Ads can get annoying if you don't pay for the upgrade
  • Some of the games are a bit repetitive after a while
  • Not a replacement for dedicated reading instruction
  • Took me a bit to figure out all the different features
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I’ve been using Learn to Read: Kids Games for a couple months now. It’s basically an educational game that helps kids learn to read and spell through fun mini-games and activities. Pretty solid app if you’re looking to give your little ones a boost with reading and writing.

Here’s what you can do: there’s a bunch of different games like sight word flashcards, spelling challenges, and reading comprehension exercises. It’s got really cute graphics and the activities are engaging without being too hard. Took me a bit to figure out all the different modes, but once I got the hang of it, the games were pretty fun.

Look, if you’ve got a toddler or early elementary kid who needs some help with reading, this is definitely worth checking out. It’s not perfect – the ads can get a little annoying if you don’t pay for the upgrade. But overall it’s a great free educational app that makes learning feel more like playing.

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