Writing Wizard for Kids vs Rainbow Sentences

This app has great features for early learning and teachers, specifically during distance learning. However, as a virtual teacher, I'm disappointed that the app hasn't done more to make it user friendly for students to use at home and teachers to collect data. Handwriting is one of the most challenging things to measure via distance learning. I would love for the app to have student log ins so my students can use it at home. I reached out to the company and was just told they don't offer that.

- Keely Hokenson

It's a fun app for the little boys however you don't get the full alphabet, only numbrrs 1-7, like five words out of 20, the images are misleading, and there are 10 mouths to feed at my house so we have extra money to upgrade apps that don't even tell you that you don't get everything and it's hard for the three year olds to use and it should be easy. Also there are a lot of ads that are right in your face that get accedentally clicked by little fingers as well as pop up ads that get invasive.

- ThelastHope

I liked this app when we first bought it. Both of my sons really liked it as well. Unfortunately, my son broke his tablet and now it's making us purchase it again. It says it is a one time purchase and use forever- That does Not seem to be the case though

- Christina Richardson

Rainbow Sentences is an easy to use app that uses color codes to help students understand how to combine elements in a sentence. This tool is fun and innovative while teaching students to build grammatically correct sentences. Parts of a sentence such as nouns, verbs, and prepositions will become more recognizable. Another great feature of this packed app is students can record their own voice to create sentences

- Karla Daniela Cumian Aguil

This is an app that I use a lot. Kyle Tomson has created another great app that follow along in the same style as his previous ones. This app allows you not only to keep data on student progress but you can adjust the level of difficulty. I love that you can even adapt within each level by turning on or off color coding and word grouping. This makes each of the three complexity levels actually have 9 options . ..if I did my math right! Click here to read more and watch the video tutorial.

- Dr Sue Fairchild

Rainbow Sentences uses color-coding, interactivity, and customization to teach students how to build sentences. The app provides a picture, a jumbled sentence, and color-coded lines that guide the student in dragging the correct word or phrase into its position in the sentence. The app includes 168 different pictures and sentences along with a robust Settings menu that allows parents and teachers to customize the app to best meet the needs of the student.

- Paola