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John Talavera
Vocabulary aid for children with Autism.
The app provides real-life photos to aid vocabulary development for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It includes two game-like activities to check vocabulary retention and track progress through reports.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app provides vocabulary teaching for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It includes 144 questions based on expressive language milestones and offers two voice options.
Understood for All, Inc.
Track emotions and behaviors over time
Track and log challenging behaviors to better understand and respond to big emotions. Use tools based on cognitive behavioral therapy. Set reminders and receive guidance for managing intense feelings. Share notes with caregivers for consistent .
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app targets fundamental vocabulary building concepts using real-life photographs. It requires learners to demonstrate understanding through categorization and sorting activities, with progress reports available.
Rayane Kurrimboccus
Set limits on iPhone or iPad
Set maximum limits for iPhone or iPad speakers. Adjust thresholds and apply limits to specific apps. Manage settings from the home screen. Works in the background and applies limits to audio playback.
Ellie's Games, LLC
Play with colors, touch, and learn
Helps toddlers and develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through interactive gameplay. Children tap and chase colored across levels. The features vibrant visuals and engaging challenges to stimulate learning and coordination.
CLEVERBIT LTD
Assemble puzzles and pop balloons
Let children assemble cartoon puzzle pieces of dragons, unicorns, and pirates. Pop balloons with on-screen buttons. Play jolly music during gameplay. Develop fine motor skills through puzzle completion.
Cubic Frog Apps
Play, learn, and grow with interactive
Sorting - four fun learning that enhance your kid's differentiation skills by teaching them how to sort recyclable items, dirty dishes, fruits, and vegetables.
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