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**GAME INTENDED FOR TABLETS AND LARGE SCREEN PHONES** Can kids search the words? See the Sign in the upper-right hand corner? Those are the tips. Kids will use the arrows to see in which direction the words go. (Slant? Horizontal?) Once the word is formed, the sign will present a red check tag near the located word, so the kid knows not to look for that word again. Zeke Zebra will give him or her a begin by giving him or her the word’s first letter sound. Or the kid can be a super-sleuth and search the words on his or her own. The Walkie-Talkie is always accessible for a tip – just click on it! The initial letter will flash and go pink! The kid will tap on the three letters that create the word, and the cells of the honey-hive will turn yellow if correct (and create a musical sound). Zoophonia will appear to give compliments for a job well done and then will Signal and sound all the words. Encourage the kid to Signal and sound with Zoophonia for additional memory support. Zeke will call out the word that has just been Signaled and sound-blended. What a good squad they are (and your kid is PART of that squad as she or he Signals and sounds along with them!). Zoophonia will recommend that you test the Premium Blends next by saying, “Don’t forget to sound-blend! Front to rear, can’t you hear? Sound blend, sound blend, read with your ear!” Once the kids have found the blends in the word find, the “squad” will Signal and sound. The bees will come in and place all fresh words on the beehive! IMPORTANT NOTE: This mini game takes skill and is a more advanced mini game. Preparation before the mini game is suggested. Remember, there are a lot of mini games within this mini game, for additional practice and fun! To choose the word found in the Beehive, click once on the first letter of the word, then drag your mouse along the word and click once more, once, on the latest letter in the word. (Example: If the word is “cat,” first click on “c” and release the button, then drag your mouse along the word and click once more on the latest letter “t” and release.) The word could be highlighted. Once you have found all the words in the Beehive, click on the Blender to find for more challenging words that include blends. These are called ‘Premium Blends’ and could be considered as “additional credit” words. Your advancement through the tool does not depend on the Premium Blends. Lesson Objectives. The kid will: - learn word recognition - learn tactics for sound blending through Signals and sounds - learn to listen carefully and follow directions - create decisions - learn how to navigate and manipulate interactive elements on a screen using eye-hand coordination About Zoo-phonics Teach your students the alphabet in TWO WEEKS! Faster than you ever expected your students will be reading, spelling and writing! The Zoo-phonics Multisensory Language Arts Tool is a kinesthetic, multi-modal approach to learning all aspects of language arts, including vocabulary development and articulation, based on phonics and phonemic awareness. The principle of Zoo-phonics maximizes understanding, memory, utilization and transference to all places of the reading, spelling and writing process in a playful and concrete manner. Zoo-phonics is a way developed to create kids powerful readers and spellers using a “phono” (hearing), “oral” (speaking), “visual” (seeing), “kinesthetic” (moving), and tactile (touching)—whole brain approach. Students actually learn the sounds of the alphabet and advanced phonemic concepts through an easily understood, concrete way of presentation. Zoo-phonics uses animals drawn in the shapes of the letters for ease in memory. A similar body movement is given for each letter. This concrete approach cements the sounds to the shapes of the letters. Lowercase letters and their sounds are taught first (required 95% of the time in text), capital letters and letter names are taught later.