How to use
Say the sound, not the letter name
Say /b/ as in bump, not “bee.” Vowels are short: /a/ as in apple, not “ay.”
Keep quick sounds quick
b, c, d, g, j, k, p and t are one short pop with no “uh” on the end. Stretch the others: mmm, sss, fff.
Copy Frida like a mirror
Sit beside your child, face the screen, and copy her together while you say the sound. The three pictures show the same motion one step at a time.
The motion is a helper
Use it when a sound is tricky. Show the motion, wait a moment, then say the sound together. No quizzes, scores or timers. A few minutes is plenty.
Watch Miss Maria
Each letter has a short clip of Miss Maria from the classroom. It only loads when you tap See Miss Maria do it.
Match your classroom
Use Letter style to pick print or cursive and lowercase or capitals. Lowercase comes first. Vowels are blue and consonants are rose, like the classroom letters.
Letters with more than one sound
Each page shows the first sound a child learns: c as /k/ in cup, g as /g/ in gorilla, q with u as /kw/ in queen, and x as /ks/ at the end of box.
Every letter has its own page, like mfms.app/movement/b. Bookmark or share the ones you need.
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