Учимся читать по слогам - Reading & Learning Game

Learning to read by syllables is a new free game for children in Russian. It helps kids learn letters and syllables while introducing the alphabet.

Teaching toddlers to speak involves small words that enable them to quickly learn how to talk and read. There’s a mode where they can insert syllables, and we have recently added a sentence mode where they can read entire texts by syllables!

Reading is crucial for young children because it opens up a new world for them. Firstly, it fosters imagination and creativity, as children visualize the plot when reading stories. Secondly, literacy improves; studies show that the more a child reads, the fewer mistakes they make in writing, and their vocabulary expands. Lastly, books teach children right from wrong. With the prevalence of tablets and phones today, parents should not forget the importance of reading and should encourage their children to learn this valuable skill!

The alphabet is designed for children aged 4 to 6, and even the youngest can easily learn through our game. There are two gameplay modes: the first for younger kids, focusing on phonetics, and the second for older kids, concentrating on reading by syllables!

It is essential for kids aged around five to begin with reading before progressing to writing. Our game makes it easy for them to become proficient readers, especially since it is completely free and all levels are accessible!

Learning to read for kids is an engaging and enjoyable free game. The best reward is your feedback. Thank you and wishing success to your little one!

Changelog

Version 2025: Added reading of sentences by syllables

Version 7: Suitable for schools and kindergartens

Version 6: Learning to read in Russian

Version 5: Learning to speak for kids

Version 4: Added an easy mode for kids

Version 3: Added animal sounds

Version 2: Added words of 3 letters

First version of the game: Learning to read for children

Advice for Parents:

In the game, teach your child sounds, letters, and how to read fluently. Then, encourage them to count.

Spend time together, at least 15-20 minutes a day. Start with simple words: colors and shapes. Read to them based on their level.

Memorize the main words – sounds, letters, and transitions. Practice the level using rhymes and crosswords.

Bad habits ruin a child’s memory and intelligence, so support your child’s development! It’s so important!