Kids Learn to Read v3.9.2

Intellijoy Educational Games for Kids

About this app

Developer Description

A must-have sequel to our Learn Letter Sounds with Carnival Kids app

Already enjoyed by over five million families, Learn to Read with Tommy Turtle is a delightful game that invites preschool-aged children to blend sounds into words, read and form simple words, identify spoken words and learn word families.

Its six sections include:

★ Magic Letter Bridge: kids learn to blend letter sounds into words by moving Tommy the Turtle across the letter bridge

★ Skateboards and Helmet: children practice reading as they are asked to fit Tommy's animal friends with skateboards and helmets
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★ Turn the Blocks: kids make words in a way that's fun by turning real-looking blocks with letters on each side until the word is spelled out.

★ Word Ball: children learn to identify spoken words by helping Tommy bat the right ball

★ Word Magic: kids learn about word families as they fill the corresponding pot with potion and watch magic happen

★ Rocket Words: children get to practice word families as they assemble and launch a rocket into space

If your children do not know the alphabet sounds yet, we recommend our Learn Letter Sounds with Carnival Kids app. And if your kids need to learn or practice the names of the letters, try our Learn ABC Letters with Captain Cat app.

Every section is designed to let children enjoy success time after time and receive positive reinforcement from the likable teacher, so they want to keep learning. Once your child is involved and happy, you can relax, with the assurance that he or she is having a great time - and learning.

What's New

Minor fixes

Version Information

Version: 3.9.2
Downloads: 100K+
Updated on: Oct 15, 2025
Released: May 9, 2011
Requires: Android 6.0

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#29 in Top Paid Educational in United States

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Kids Learn to Read users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Pooja Agrawal

It is one of the best app to help ur child learn read phonetically. I searched and tried multiple app and my search came to a halt here. How a word pronounces slowly & then properly, kid learn that way. My 4 yr old son started reading 3-4 letter words even before we could taught at home or in school. I tried intellijoy other apps after it and finally I bought lifetime version of it as all the app in lite version were very good. No loud music/light but still attractive & educational enough 4 kid

★★★★

A Google user

My daughter enjoys it and im seeing progress everytime she plays.

★★★

A Google user

I am disappointed! The game is amazing and my niece love that she has the challenge of building something. But I payed for the full version and it has limited amount of games...this is not cool and can be played out in a few hours.

★★

Amanda Gladwell

Paid for full version and it wont even load!:(

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A Google user

Not very good. As other reviews say, it is limited on games which really isnt that big of a deal. My concern is, I paid for the full version and it went from words like ant, bat, cat and dog to things like hen and log. How is a kid going to learn when they have not practiced these words. First 3 games are very useful because they have a chance to sound the words out, not the same for the others