Literacy · English & Swahili
Wingu Soma is a visual-first learning platform for children from early years through primary, with personalized learning paths for children with disabilities, grounded in evidence-based special-education practice. Short, focused exercises. Small steps, celebrated. Teachers guide every session; the whole school sees the progress.
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Sight-word exercise · Swahili with English support
Every design decision follows what research shows about how children learn, including evidence-based practice for learners with disabilities.
Many children learn best through what they see. Every exercise leads with pictures and printed words, never spoken instructions alone.
Exercises are brief, visually anchored, and one idea at a time. They work with each child's memory and attention, not against them.
Progress in small increments matters. Wingu Soma tracks and celebrates every gain, not just the milestones.
Each child works at their own level and pace, with content that always respects their age, and expectations that stay high for every learner.
Wingu Soma uses reading as a tool to build spoken language, from first sight words to full stories, with each child progressing along their own path. Every exercise is available in English and Swahili.
Build a recognition vocabulary from high-frequency words, each paired with a picture and audio in English and Swahili.
Letter sounds and phoneme groups taught visually, matched to words the child already recognises.
Three-, four- and five-word sentences with supporting images, growing in difficulty at the child's pace.
Juma anacheza mpira
Short illustrated stories that turn reading into conversation: the bridge from written words to spoken language.
Siku ya shamba
Mama na Zawadi wanaenda shambani…
Students learn on their own devices in sessions guided by their teacher, and everyone from teacher to principal sees progress at the right level of detail.
Teachers run each session, assigning exercises to individual students in real time as they watch how the class is doing.
No passwords for children. Students sign in by finding their own photo and name on their device.
After each exercise, AI summarises how the student did and suggests what to try next for that child. Teachers add their own notes alongside.
Term and academic-year goals per student, tracked against real exercise results and visible at every review.
Teachers see their classes; head teachers their departments; principals their school; administrators every school. Each role gets the KPIs that matter to them.
English and Swahili content side by side, with AI-assisted translation reviewed and approved by humans before it reaches a child.
Sign in with your school Microsoft account to open the teacher dashboard, or get in touch with Wingu Moja to bring Wingu Soma to your school.