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‎Phonics With Phonograms by Logic of English on the App Store

Description

A fun, effective phonics recognition game that eliminates exceptions and provides a complete picture of the phonograms needed to read and spell!

- Ten guided levels to introduce and master the 74 phonograms needed to read and spell 98% of English words.
- A fun matching game to master the phonograms.
- A simple flashcard method for quick review.
- Eliminates unnecessary exceptions by teaching all the sounds for each letter and multi-letter phonograms from the beginning.
- Select lowercase, uppercase, and multi-letter phonograms to create a custom game.
- Tracks individual progress and mastery for multiple users.
- Allows parents and teachers to see at a glance which phonograms have been mastered, which need more practice, and which have not been introduced yet.
- After a phonogram has been correctly answered five times, a star is placed on the card in the selection screen to indicate mastery.
- A fun and effective way to introduce anyone ages 2-adult to the phonograms.
- An ageless design that is loved by young children and adults alike.
- Works in both portrait and landscape mode.
- Students and teachers may create custom games to coordinate with other Orton-Gillingham based reading programs.

- Designed to accompany Logic of English Curriculum and Materials.

Oct 8, 2014

Version 1.1.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed bugs preventing the app from running in ios8. Included the /z/ sound with the x phonogram.

Ratings and Reviews

41 Ratings

Great Supplement to the full Logic Of English Curriculum

This app is a useful supplement to the complete Foundations Logic of English program we are using in our homeschool. It helps reinforce advanced phonics with my kiddos while freeing me up to do other things, and is able to show what sounds/concepts they may need me to review with them. My only complaint is that some of the sounds are over-pronounced (the letter "w" is miss-pronounced "wuh"), a sadly common dificulty with phonics teaching resources.

A true ESL/ELL gem!!

The LOE app supports their reading program in the most accessible and common sense way possible. I like the simplicity of the app—without all the bells and whistles of other apps that look and sound good, but are low on substance. The app does exactly what it claims it will do, and actually much more, because it teaches an expanded list of phonograms that are not taught by most traditional reading programs.

Since using the LOE program and the app, my ESL students have “clicked” with their English language learning and are not as confused when they come across “exceptions to the rule” because LOE reduces exceptions to a minimum.

I can see this approach may not be for everyone because we’re entrenched in our traditional learning, but give it a try. You may find that this will be your first approach, rather than your “last resort”.

Is awesome and does exactly what it is supposed to!

This is an app designed to support a method of teaching reading and spelling that will get rid of illiteracy if implemented. It is awesome for struggling readers, dyslexics, and all those tired of hearing how hard English is, when it is not! Hence the name, Logic of English! Got for my four! What a great way to practice all the phonograms and track multiple students progress! Thank you. It is even better than I thought it would be.
Loving even more as we use! Truly a great tool to strengthen phonemic awareness! My 7 year old can't get enough!

One note: found 1 error on level 3. The letter is l but the sound is d .Please fix when you can. Thanks.

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Is there any logic in English grammar

An article was published in the journal Nature about the causes of language changes. Its authors, Mitchell Newberry, Christopher Ahearn, Robin Clark, and Joshua Plotkin, using population genetics and material from different periods of the English language, try to prove that language changes are not only conditioned, but also random. All authors of the article are professors at the University of Pennsylvania. Newberry and Plotkin are biologists, while Ahearn and Clark are involved in applying game theory to solving linguistic problems. There is no traditional linguist among them.

Meanwhile, the causes of language changes is one of the main questions that linguistics deals with. The conclusion reached by the authors of the article in Nature - that language changes can be not only conditioned, but also random, to put it mildly, is not new. Not only specialists, even junior students know that variability and variability are inherent in any living language. Only dead languages ​​don't change.

Language changes are conditioned, that is, caused by a variety of factors, including random ones. Some conditioned changes are considered "laws" and are named after the great linguists who discovered them, but more often they are described in terms. Random changes, respectively, have no conditionality.

In the article, in particular, the fluctuations of the past tense form of English verbs are considered. The authors use the Corpus of Historical American English (more than 100,000 texts from 1810–2009) as a source of material. Competing forms of the past tense such as lighted / lit, waked / woke, sneaked / snuck, dived / dove, wove / weaved, smelt / smelled, wove / weaved fell into their field of vision.

As a small digression, we note that the doublet forms of the past tense became a mass phenomenon in the 13th-14th centuries, and possibly even earlier, when the English language was moving from the old system, dividing verbs into strong and weak, to a new one, in which opposition goes by regularity/irregularity. The old system collapsed because, due to phonetic and morphological changes, some classes began to combine very different colors of verbs. To this must be added the massive process of reduction that has taken hold of all parts of speech, and the need to assimilate a huge number of French borrowings, including verbs, most of which, of course, have become regular.

Against this background, a high variability of forms of the past tense arose, the echoes of which can be observed not only in the 19th century, but even now. The main direction of this development is an increase in the number of regular verbs and a reduction in irregular ones. The authors of the article also note that, as their analysis shows, regular forms will win for many verbs. Opting for irregular shapes "looks more mysterious," the article says.

But in fact there is no big mystery here. If phonetically the verb was similar to a whole group of irregular verbs (usually these are verbs of the same old class), he began to conjugate according to their type. As an example, the article gives the verb quit. It was borrowed from French, and therefore was supposed to become - and became - a regular verb: quit - quitted. But now quit is also used as the past tense, similar to verbs such as hit and split.

Another interesting example given in the article is the conjugation of the verb dive "to dive". Omitting its early history, we note that in modern English this verb should have been regular: dive - dived. But in the 20th century, the form dove becomes more and more common, which, as the authors of the article note, occurs against the backdrop of an increase in the use of the verb drive after the invention of the car. Not only are dive and drive consonant, they also denote an activity that is becoming more and more fashionable - diving and driving. Therefore, dive began to be conjugated in the same way as drive, and dictionaries have long cited the dove form as valid.

In principle, all this was known before. There is even a term for this - development by analogy or analogous alignment. But these are all exceptions, and exceptions are conditional. At the same time, most verbs, including learn, burn, and so on, get rid of irregular forms - and the authors suggest that such changes be considered random.

On the other hand, can the main direction of development, also determined by many factors, be considered random? In addition to the past tense forms of verbs, the authors consider the development of periphrastic constructions with the auxiliary verb do and the development of negative constructions. It is noteworthy that they do not hide the fact that they come to the same conclusion that was made 100 years ago (!) by the famous Danish linguist Otto Jespersen: the development of a negative construction is due to other changes taking place in the English language, and is not random.

In other words, there is nothing new in the article that would not be known to traditional linguistics. Perhaps the authors did not need this: they checked whether the methods of population genetics work in linguistics. Probably, they work at the level of the most general observations. But the slightest attempt to clarify the details shows that linguistics and genetics have different objects and different research methods, and they should not be arbitrarily confused.

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