Case Studies & Video Testimonials
Greg Smedley-Warren
Kindergarten Teacher
“We are so lucky to be partnering with Alive Studios to bring augmented reality into our classroom! The kids love seeing a new animal each day! We discuss and debate what animal it might be! Watch their reactions when the animal comes to life! This brings a whole new engagement level to our ABC BOOTCAMP! I can’t wait to show you more of how we use this amazing tool this year!”
Jim Cupit
Early Childhood Administrator
“We were blown away by the technology,” said James Cupit, an early childhood administrator for the school district of Philadelphia.
“We had never seen anything like it.”
Jane Brittel
Principal
“Letters alive is a great help with our ELL students because it provides them with language, sentence structure, vocabulary, and background knowledge they need.”
Michelle Luthman
Special Needs Teacher
PPCD teacher Michelle Luthman uses Letters alive for her students with learning and intellectual disabilities, physical impairments, and other health concerns, to create an engaging learning environment to teach vital early reading skills.
Brittany Beitler
Kindergarten Teacher
“My class LOVES Letters Alive! It is such an easy program to integrate into your existing curriculum. I have seen a huge difference in my students after completing just the first unit in the classroom!
It’s the perfect way to keep students learning, practicing what they need, and having fun at the same time. It is also hands-on and easy for the students to manipulate by themselves.”
“How do you get a room full of preschoolers to pay attention? Check out Letters alive…
The movie-like look keeps them focused; and without even realizing, they walk away better prepared for kindergarten!”
Audra Cervi
K-3 Reading Resource Teacher
“Love the flashcards because the letters actually come alive! Children are 100% engaged, watching every movement on the board. They are also so excited to learn about the letters and their sounds!”
Hugo Gomez
Kindergarten Teacher
“Over 100 PreK and Kindergarten classrooms are currently using Letters alive and Math alive with ELL students.”