Feed The Monster (US English)

“Feed the Monster” will teach your child the basics of reading. Collect monster eggs, feed them letters and make them new friends! What is "feeding the monster"? "feeding the monster" uses the effective "edutainment" teaching method to attract children to participate and help them learn to read. Kids enjoy collecting and keeping pet monsters while learning the basics of reading. Free download, no ads, no in-app purchases! All content is 100 percent free and created by CET, the non-profit dedicated to literacy, Apps Factory and Curious Learning. Features of the game to improve reading skills: • Fun voice puzzles • Alphabet tracing game, assisted reading and writing • Vocabulary memory game • Challenging "pure voice" levels • Parental progress report • Multi-user login to view personal progress. • Collectable, evolvable, and fun-filled monsters • Designed to improve social emotional skills • No in-app purchases • No ads • No internet connection required Crafted by experts for your child. The game is based on years of research and experience in the science of reading and writing. It integrates the key skills of reading and writing, including phonological awareness, letter recognition, phonological, vocabulary and visual word reading, to help children build a solid foundation for reading. With the theme of caring for a group of monsters, the game aims to cultivate children's empathy, perseverance and social-emotional development. Feed the monster is funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the EduApp4Syria competition. The original Arabic app was developed by Apps Factory, the Center for Educational Technology (CET) and the International Rescue Committee (IRC). Feed the Monster was adapted into English by the non-profit organization Curious Learning (Curious Learning). Curious Learning is committed to making effective literacy educational content accessible to all who need it. Our team of researchers, developers, and educators is committed to evidence-and data-based literacy education for children around the world, and to extending Feed The Monster to more than 100 influential languages around the world.