A game of discovery. The field is dark and you only see what the torch lights up, and the torch moves with your finger. At the top is the English word with its sound buttons, or you only hear it, and you have to find its picture among the hidden ones. To choose, the picture must be lit: the first tap moves the torch, the second chooses. Get it right and the sun comes up so you can see them all.

The word is only heard (on hard it is also shown); four or six hidden pictures.
The word is seen and heard, then only read; four or six pictures, three- and four-sound words.
Read only; four sounds and digraphs, with six or eight pictures and a smaller torch.
The screen splits in two and each team plays on its own half at the same time.
One child plays on the whole screen at their own pace: on the whiteboard, a computer or a tablet.
Tap it once it is lit. If it is not, the tap just moves the torch there; the next tap chooses it.
Yes: with “Heard”, the voice says the word and it is not shown. Good for early years.
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No. It opens in the browser of the interactive whiteboard, panel, computer, tablet or iPad. Once loaded, it also works offline.
Sentence BuilderIt starts from zero: the voice says a word or a sentence in English and children tap the matching picture, with no reading needed.
I am, you arePronouns and the verb to be, learnt the way English schools teach them: with pictures and whole sentences, not conjugation tables.
PhonicsEnglish schools teach reading through sounds, not letter names.
In, on, underPrepositions make sense when you can see them: a cat on the table, a ball in the box.Torch hunt
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