LETTER FREE PHONICS

Name: LETTER FREE PHONICS
Rating: 4.4 (250 reviews)
Author: PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY

By: PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY App

Games for Phonemic Awareness

Overview

Version:

1.6

Last updated: 2020-06-25

Ranking

#107,793 ▼ 451

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Letter Free Phonics teaches phonemic awareness by focusing on sounds instead of letters. Through four games—two that gradually introduce beginning sounds indirectly via puzzles, and two that connect sounds to images—the app helps children hear, identify, and compare initial sounds. Built-in feedback supports independent, stress-free practice and self-correction, strengthening neural pathways for reading before letter recognition.

Designed for young learners, it enables self-guided exploration and builds foundational literacy skills, helping kids understand that words are made of sounds and laying a solid base for the alphabetic principle.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY

Rating:

4.40

(250)

Version:

1.6 Last updated: 2020-06-25

Version code:

827287050

Creation date:

2017-09-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

352.04MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

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Ranking

# 107,793 ▼ 451

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Developed by:

PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/letter-free-phonics/id1244240856

Website:

http://www.preschoolu.com

User Reviews

This app is great for phonemic awareness and we use for our 3 and 5 year olds! They love the interactive features so much that they forget they're learning and have a longer stamina for practicing sounds.

by Le*****, 2025-02-19

I’m loosely following Montessori for my kiddos. They start with letter sounds instead of the names of letters. So phonetic awareness goes with that. Using an app/screen time isn’t necessarily Montessori, but hey. I am able to use my iPhone’s “guided access” feature to set a timer and also keep my son from navigating around the app (disabling him from hitting the settings button, etc in the app). He is almost 3 and this app is perfect for his age. Also, he’s great with real life puzzles, but I didn’t realize he would have trouble with matching an image position. Hard to explain, but anyway, this app is helping with that skill too! So bonus there :)