Sifrilo

Sifrilo Math, spelling and letters - at your child's own pace. Sifrilo turns daily practice into a short, colorful and encouraging experience. Kids look forward to it, and parents see real progress. It is built on proven learning principles and is especially well suited to children with attention difficulties (ADHD) and learning disabilities, for whom regular practice can feel exhausting and frustrating. Why it works: - Short, focused rounds of 5 to 10 questions. Kids finish before their attention runs out, with a sense of success. - Instant feedback after every answer: a sound, a vibration, confetti and spoken encouragement using the child's name. - Mistakes that teach: the correct answer appears right away, and in spelling the exact wrong letter is highlighted. At the end of the round there is another try on anything that was missed. - Multi-sensory learning: listen, look, type, or write by hand on paper. Parents can record the words in their own voice. - Spaced repetition: what the child already knows comes back only after a few days, and what is hard comes back sooner. - No pressure: no timer by default, and the sounds are soft and never scary. What's inside: - Times tables, addition and subtraction, with precise control over tables and number ranges, or a full test that covers every exercise. - Spelling: parents add the words their child finds tricky, and the app dictates them and tracks progress until every word is learned. - Letters: recognize Hebrew letters including final forms, or English small and capital letters, in print or cursive. - Rewards: parents set a reward with text and a photo, waiting at the end of the round or when a target score is reached. - Certificate and parent report: every round ends with a beautifully designed certificate, and an email with the score, the time and what to practice next. - Personalization: keep just one test on the screen to reduce distractions, turn sounds and effects on or off, and choose Hebrew or English. - Privacy: all data stays on the device. Every child succeeds, one step at a time.