Little Grasshopper Library is an early childhood learning collection developed with Publications International that blends physical storybooks with interactive mobile apps. Children engage with narration, highlighted text, and learning games to build foundational literacy.
Little Grasshopper Library is an early childhood learning collection developed with Publications International that combines printed storybooks with companion mobile apps. Children engage with stories through read-aloud narration, highlighted text, interactive sound effects, and related learning games. This multi-sensory approach bridges traditional reading with digital interaction to support phonics development and reading comprehension in young learners.
Emergent Literacy, Multimodal Reading, Listening Comprehension, Word Recognition
Hear stories read aloud with accompanying sound effects.
See words change color to support reading along.
Tap images to trigger additional audio and effects.
Complete activities connected to each book’s content.
Early literacy development benefits from multimodal engagement with text and sound. Little Grasshopper Library supports emerging readers by pairing print materials with interactive features that promote listening, reading, and play-based learning.
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