

You can also click on the 'Play' option and when you do this you hear the book being read to you with the words being highlighted as you hear them.


There is also a mobile app for iPhone- iPad - iTouch, but it isn't free (the website is free). I bought it for about 2 euros and it works pretty effectively. You still have to download each book before you read it, so this is best done on a wireless connection (so you aren't paying mobile rates) but it is then stored on your device until you want to read it.
The site and the app are really good recommendations for parents if you want to advise them on how to support their kids learning development and help them to read with the kids.
I hope you find MeeGenius useful.
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Nik Peachey
3 comments:
Hi Nik!
As usual your posting is valuable for kids to learn to read and parents or teachers to help them.
The website is really great! I have shared the link with my friends and colleagues to explore it.
Thanks a lot for being that helpful.
I'd like to second nagora.
I'm an English teacher in Korea and blogs like this can give you that little something that turns a lesson from average to exceptional.
Keep up the outstanding work.
From a busy teacher in Greece, using course books lacking imagination anf the chance for my ss to read and listen..these links are invaluable!
Thanks for saving us all here!
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