Start with one or two letters. A grown-up can read along.
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Letters A–Z
Capital and small letters belong together.
Watch, then write
Watch how the letter is made.
Numbered stroke guide
Follow the number and arrow. These are simple print letters. You may see a different shape for “a” or “g” in books. Free writing is practice, without automatic scoring.
My first words
Little stories
A little letter review
Practise five questions with the letters you have completed. If you are just starting, try A, B and C.
Grown-up reading prompt
You did it!
For grown-ups
Start by recognising and saying one or two letters. Watch the numbered guide, trace with a finger, then try on paper. The letter names and first-word activities are an introduction, not a complete phonics programme.
Device voices vary. If a matching English or Malay voice is unavailable, read the displayed text together. We do not substitute another language or record your child. No new recorded narration is included.
Completed letter, tracing, word, story and review activities use your family’s existing star limits. Free writing has no automatic judgement or stars. Younger children get two answer choices; older children can try three. All lessons stay available.