Main Idea Short Texts teaches your kid or learner how to find the main idea of a passage. This is a crucial skill, and many new readers struggle with understanding what they read. With this app, your kid will home in on this skill and visually see the main idea of the text. Seeing the main idea visually makes it easier for learners to identify it and apply this knowledge to future stories.

Website: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id916386000

What Users Love About the App

“Awesome app! The reason why I got this app was that I saw a friend playing it, and it looked fun. This app is good for learning the main idea. I would recommend this app to anyone who is open to the learning experience.”

“Great app! I’m a speech-language pathologist, and I’ve often used this app to help reinforce and practice the concept of Main Idea with my students. They especially love to earn all 3 stars!”

“I think this app has done a wonderful job helping children develop the ability to speed read. challenged ones it gives them the confidence that they can read as fast as normal kids.”

“Thanks for making the useful app for me and my son. My son really likes this app and he usually uses this application every day to prepare his reading. This app helps him improve his reading skill better”

“Excellent and fun. I am an avid reader and wished we had this as a kid. A must for every parent! Worth every penny!”

What Users Dislike About the App
“I wanted to upgrade to unlock all the levels but when I did it crashed. Now it’s not working at all.”

“I downloaded this app thinking it would be a great app. I was proven wrong when I started using the app. I don’t really like a thing about the app. I can give a lot of things that I dislike about this app.”

“So many gotcha moments in this. I have this for my students, and even I can’t get through a level without mistakes. Did the text mention bacon? Well- sort of. It was about bacon and cooking bacon but it didn’t say bacon in the excerpt. Several students have felt very disheartened by this game.”

“We are using during summer to strengthen writing skills. But I totally disagree with a lot of these answers. There will be one sentence shown. The answers that show as correct are not included in the sentence.”

“Wrong answers. It counts a few correct answers as wrong in nearly every set. Very frustrating!”