I was searching for an app that has sight words super-imposed on images for my daughter, who has mild dyslexia. I don't think this will quite do it for two reasons:1. The picture image doesn't stay on the screen long enough for her to capture it in her "mind's eye." 2. There's no story association between the pictures on the cards and the word. Some of them I can pick-up, but back to problem 1, they're not on the screen long enough to make something up.I think this app would be great if those two things were fixed. For example, the word "he" is a castle. If on the picture word the app said, "HE lives in a castle. HE," with the option of staying on the picture page for a while would really help the word "stick." The three apps in the series only covers about 45 K level words, for the cost all 45 words could be in the first app, and then maybe apps 2 and 3 could be 1st and 2nd grade sight words.

My little girl loves the videos so we got the app. My problem is that you really moly get 16 words which she goes through quickly. Even more annoying is an ad screen to promote other games. So unnecessary for a paid app. Other companies make it more difficult to get to their ad pages. Duck duck moose apps are better.

The product is amazing. My daughter can recognize all of the sight words on screen, on flash cards and in print without the animated images. One improvement would be to make the app present the flashcards randomly instead of in the same order every time and to combine all 3 sight word applications. I truly enjoy using this product with my toddlers.

There is a small glitch in the app where it will usually skip the word "said" which is kind of ironic because that is the only word my daughter struggles with. I probably wouldn't have noticed if it wasn't that this is the word that I keep looking to see and it usually does not come up. Other than that the app works great.