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DeveloperRed Five LLC
CategoryEducation
Price4.99 AUD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version3.0
Age rating4+
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17 Oct 2026
17 Oct 2026Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps update history & changes
Last change · 3 events since 18 Feb 2015Full timeline ↓Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps first spotted by AppInsider#64 in Top Paid · All Apps · Australia
- 📦Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps version 3.0The biggest update to Pronouns yet, rebuilt from the ground up.
A BETTER FIT ON EVERY IPAD
The layout now adjusts to your screen instead of assuming one size, so nothing is cramped or cut off, whether you use an iPad mini or a 13-inch Pro.
SETTINGS THAT DO WHAT THEY SAY
Speak Words, Auto Advance and Sound On Incorrect all work properly now. Auto Advance also waits for a sentence to finish reading before turning the page, so answers are never cut off mid-word.
CHOOSE EASY OR ADVANCED
The app now asks which level of challenge suits your student the first time you open it. Easy keeps to the pronouns that stand for a person or a thing — he, she, it, they, him, her and them. Advanced adds the possessives (his, her, their) and this, that, these and those on top. This affects Level 4; Levels 1 to 3 play the same either way. Change it any time in Settings.
MUCH MORE PRACTICE WITH "IT"
The app had almost nothing for a student working on "it" — one question in Level 1 and three in Level 4 — so it could go a whole session without coming up. There are now twenty-seven more, all on photographs the app already had: an apple, a lamp, a rubber duck, a basketball, a sofa. Level 1 describes the thing without naming it, so the pronoun is what the child has to hear: "It is soft." over a teddy bear, against a picture of a group. Level 4 asks for "it" in both places a pronoun can sit — "Here is a lamp. ___ gives light." and "The boys have a soccer ball. They kick ___ with their feet."
DRAG AND DROP THAT RESPONDS RIGHT AWAY
In Level 3, pictures now move the moment a finger touches them. Previously a child had to press and hold before anything would budge, which is a hard gesture for little hands. A picture now stays in the box with the person it was given to, so the match is clear.
A WRONG ANSWER IS NOW A WRONG ANSWER
If a picture goes to the wrong person, that box turns red and stays red, the box it should have gone to turns green, and the question moves on. Before, a child could keep trying until the picture stuck, which meant Level 3 could not really be got wrong and every score came out perfect.
MUCH BIGGER PICTURES
Level 2 asks you to name the pronoun for a photograph, so the photograph is the whole question — it is now more than half the screen instead of a thumbnail. Level 4's pictures are larger too. Bigger level cards, larger text and a roomier top bar throughout.
PLEASE NOTE: LEVELS 1 AND 2 HAVE SWAPPED
Identifying the picture is now Level 1, and naming the pronoun for a picture is now Level 2. This matches the rest of the Teach Speech range, so the same level number means the same kind of task in every app.… more - 🆕Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps released on the App Store
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App details
App ID
965680245
Publisher
Red Five LLC
On the store since
Feb 2015
11 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
Devices
iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
13 MB
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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About Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps
Pronouns by Teach Speech Apps helps develop the skills needed to understand the words that take the place of a noun in a sentence. Create grammatically correct sentences by working with and understanding pronouns.
This interactive app helps individuals learn pronouns in a fun and engaging way. Four activities include:
- Identify the pronoun from the picture shown
- Identify picture that demonstrates the pronoun
- Drag and drop the item to the correct person/people
- Identify the pronoun for the sentence
Teach Speech Apps encourages learning side-by-side with an engaged adult.
Benefits:
- Develops writing and language skills
- Enriches vocabulary
- Professional photos for individuals of all ages and learning levels
- Multi-sensory learning - combining seeing and hearing feedback
- Reinforcement sounds that can be turned on/off in settings
- Aligned with the Common Core Standards
- No ads
- No in-app purchases
Privacy Policy:
Teach Speech Apps does not collect personal information. To learn more, visit : http://www.teachspeechapps.com/privacy-policy.html
Email Teach Speech Apps with questions or feedback: [email protected]
Find us on
Facebook: Teach Speech Apps, LLC
Twitter: @teachspeechapps
This interactive app helps individuals learn pronouns in a fun and engaging way. Four activities include:
- Identify the pronoun from the picture shown
- Identify picture that demonstrates the pronoun
- Drag and drop the item to the correct person/people
- Identify the pronoun for the sentence
Teach Speech Apps encourages learning side-by-side with an engaged adult.
Benefits:
- Develops writing and language skills
- Enriches vocabulary
- Professional photos for individuals of all ages and learning levels
- Multi-sensory learning - combining seeing and hearing feedback
- Reinforcement sounds that can be turned on/off in settings
- Aligned with the Common Core Standards
- No ads
- No in-app purchases
Privacy Policy:
Teach Speech Apps does not collect personal information. To learn more, visit : http://www.teachspeechapps.com/privacy-policy.html
Email Teach Speech Apps with questions or feedback: [email protected]
Find us on
Facebook: Teach Speech Apps, LLC
Twitter: @teachspeechapps
Latest updates
3.0
The biggest update to Pronouns yet, rebuilt from the ground up.
A BETTER FIT ON EVERY IPAD
The layout now adjusts to your screen instead of assuming one size, so nothing is cramped or cut off, whether you use an iPad mini or a 13-inch Pro.
SETTINGS THAT DO WHAT THEY SAY
Speak Words, Auto Advance and Sound On Incorrect all work properly now. Auto Advance also waits for a sentence to finish reading before turning the page, so answers are never cut off mid-word.
CHOOSE EASY OR ADVANCED
The app now asks which level of challenge suits your student the first time you open it. Easy keeps to the pronouns that stand for a person or a thing — he, she, it, they, him, her and them. Advanced adds the possessives (his, her, their) and this, that, these and those on top. This affects Level 4; Levels 1 to 3 play the same either way. Change it any time in Settings.
MUCH MORE PRACTICE WITH "IT"
The app had almost nothing for a student working on "it" — one question in Level 1 and three in Level 4 — so it could go a whole session without coming up. There are now twenty-seven more, all on photographs the app already had: an apple, a lamp, a rubber duck, a basketball, a sofa. Level 1 describes the thing without naming it, so the pronoun is what the child has to hear: "It is soft." over a teddy bear, against a picture of a group. Level 4 asks for "it" in both places a pronoun can sit — "Here is a lamp. ___ gives light." and "The boys have a soccer ball. They kick ___ with their feet."
DRAG AND DROP THAT RESPONDS RIGHT AWAY
In Level 3, pictures now move the moment a finger touches them. Previously a child had to press and hold before anything would budge, which is a hard gesture for little hands. A picture now stays in the box with the person it was given to, so the match is clear.
A WRONG ANSWER IS NOW A WRONG ANSWER
If a picture goes to the wrong person, that box turns red and stays red, the box it should have gone to turns green, and the question moves on. Before, a child could keep trying until the picture stuck, which meant Level 3 could not really be got wrong and every score came out perfect.
MUCH BIGGER PICTURES
Level 2 asks you to name the pronoun for a photograph, so the photograph is the whole question — it is now more than half the screen instead of a thumbnail. Level 4's pictures are larger too. Bigger level cards, larger text and a roomier top bar throughout.
PLEASE NOTE: LEVELS 1 AND 2 HAVE SWAPPED
Identifying the picture is now Level 1, and naming the pronoun for a picture is now Level 2. This matches the rest of the Teach Speech range, so the same level number means the same kind of task in every app.
