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Phonological Awareness in Shoonya Kids
Shoonya Kids blends research-based reading instruction with joyful characters and interactive content to build phonological awareness in young learners! Build a strong foundation for reading in English and Spanish while having fun with sound-based play.
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Practice listening for sounds, syllables, and rhymes with engaging games
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Watch, tap, and repeat as characters model key early literacy skills
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Simple, child-friendly design supports independent exploration
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Characters and content reflect diverse cultures, making language learning meaningful and inclusive
In the Classroom
Widely used in schools as a supplemental learning tool, Shoonya Kids allows children to effortlessly switch between languages, supporting dual or trilingual learning.
Immerse children in the beauty of language and culture!
Learning at Home
Immerse your child in a world of language and culture with Shoonya Kids. Our app combines fun game-based activities with educational content, teaching foundational language skills in Hindi, Telugu, Marathi, Spanish, and English.
Give your child the gift of language learning today!
Phonological Awareness and Reading
If sounding out letters isn’t quite clicking yet, there are plenty of fun ways to build early reading skills! After you’ve explored our Rhyming Bingo Game, dive into the Blending Sounds and Onset-Rime activities to help kids break apart and build words with ease.
Interactive Games Make Reading Fun!
Phonological Awareness Practice
Children learn the building blocks of reading with this foundational activity! Practice identifying and playing with the sounds in spoken words—an essential skill for decoding and early literacy success.
Rhyming Bingo
Let the rhyming fun begin! In this interactive game, kids match words that rhyme, sharpening their listening skills and building phonological awareness through playful repetition and sound patterns.
Phoneme Manipulation
This activity challenges children to isolate, delete, and substitute sounds in words—helping them understand how changing a single sound can create a whole new word.
