Sentence Builder

by Mobile Education Tools

$5.99


Teacher Reviews


  • Joanna Frankel

    “Sentence building, choosing verbs, adjectives and modifiers to find the correct answer. ”



    In Sentence Builder, you first look at a picture (e.g., a cartoon cow standing in front of purple tulips). Slot machine reels above have a series of words (e.g. them/thing/those/flowers/birds/cows, are/if/fell, pretty/animal/water) that you can roll into place to make a sentence. Put together the right words to make a sentence that describes the picture and you hear the app read the sentence for you. The goofy animations and funny praise for learners make this an engaging experience for kids, and parents will like the fairly comprehensive performance review feature. The app features three levels of difficulty, so your young learner will be consistently challenged.

  • Jemina Villanueva

    “Straightforward app that teaches children to build simple English sentences”



    “Make a sentence about the picture” is the only instruction your child needs to hear to play with this app. Easy to use, interactive game that helps a child to learn to build simple English sentences by choosing the right words to create a sentence that describes the picture. Audio reinforcement of correct answer is available and helpful for older children learning English as a second language.

  • Gail Tonkovich

    “Sentence unscramble”



    Older kids can unscramble sentences by scrolling screen dials of mixed up choices to create the correct version with increasing levels, statistical information, and humorous praise for their effort. This app's animated characters and audio making an appealing language learning experience.

  • Amy Hu

    “Sentence building, choosing verbs, adjectives and modifiers to find the correct answer. ”



    This app offers opportunities to explore sentence structure and grammar. Through multiple choice questions children can re - arrange the sentemce to find the correct answer, supporting an understanding of English grammar and word order.



Family Activities


Joanna Frankel


Explore sentences on car journeys. Find a scene and ask your child to describe it. Take it in turns, making sentences longer as abilities develop.


Jemina Villanueva


Create a story with your child by building on each other’s sentences. Start by explaining to your child that you’re going to create a story and lay down the rules – each of you can only contribute one sentence at a time and you each have to take turns. See how creative and silly you can both be! To help build your child’s memory, repeat the story from the beginning before adding a new line to it.


Gail Tonkovich


Parents and kids can work with different combinations from choices for discussion of language, the rules, and purpose


SmarTots Learning Sessions:
10,020

Recommended Ages:
6-7 Years Old

Subjects:
Language

Learning Skills:
language , listening , reading

Activity Types:
Reading , constructing , identifying


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