Reviews of Alphadoodle

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4.00 (Rating count: 3)

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Recent rating average: 3.50

All time rating average: 4.00

5 star

Date	Author	Comment
2011-11-06	me*****	Great concept but have to agree with other reviewer. Also I wish there was a way to see what words my child would be asked to spell first.
Great concept but have to agree with other reviewer. Also I wish there was a way to see what words my child would be asked to spell first.
2011-11-04	Ki*****	Pretty cool interface, but a few tips: First, when you get the word right, it should say, "You're right!" Instead, it says "Your right"; also, "congratulations, you're finished" SHOULD NOT be spelled "congradulations". Incorrect spelling on a spelling app isn't cool. Second, spelling sight words (as in words that are considered irregular or not easily sounded out like "the") aren't the best way to begin spelling lessons. Third, I noticed some words like see, that are homophones with words like sea, or to, which could be two or too. How would a kid know which one to use? I DO love that you can enter your own spelling lists. I'm excited to put in my students' spelling word lists and have a game that is specifically tailored to the words they are learning that week.
Pretty cool interface, but a few tips: First, when you get the word right, it should say, "You're right!" Instead, it says "Your right"; also, "congratulations, you're finished" SHOULD NOT be spelled "congradulations". Incorrect spelling on a spelling app isn't cool. Second, spelling sight words (as in words that are considered irregular or not easily sounded out like "the") aren't the best way to begin spelling lessons. Third, I noticed some words like see, that are homophones with words like sea, or to, which could be two or too. How would a kid know which one to use? I DO love that you can enter your own spelling lists. I'm excited to put in my students' spelling word lists and have a game that is specifically tailored to the words they are learning that week.