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Tangible Play Inc
Build, create, and explore with sticks
Create interactive art with sticks and rings, then animate it using the device camera. Develop cognitive and creative skills through hands-on play. Sync with Base for iPad to view animations and track progress.
Tangible Play Inc
Build towns, count animals, solve problems
Practice and develop number sense by building a with buildings and animals. Recognize numbers, compare quantities, and solve simple problems. Track progress and engage in interactive learning activities.
Tangible Play Inc
Build words, match clues, collect creatures
Build words using letters to move across the board and collect magical creatures by matching descriptions. Collaborate with others to enhance spelling and word-building skills.
Felix Hu
Solve mysteries and track clues
Solve mysteries by searching for clues using a magnifying glass and maps. Navigate through different locations to gather evidence. Learn new skills with each case. Complete challenges to progress in the game.
Neuron Fuel, Inc.
Teach with interactive lessons
Teach children to code with interactive lessons and step-by-step tutorials. Create and share projects using block-based programming. Track progress and receive feedback. Sync with classroom accounts for teacher oversight.
HomerLearning, Inc.
Code puzzles, create games, explore stories
Learn to code through interactive puzzles and games. Create custom stories and games. Explore content made by other children. Participate in monthly contests. Collaborate in multiplayer challenges.
Tangible Play Inc
Whack moles and solve math sums
Play a game where moles interfere with by stealing ingredients. Solve math problems to retrieve ingredients and complete recipes. Navigate through 4 seasons, learn about vegetables, and practice counting, addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
Tangible Play Inc
Find , eat them, grow bigger
Play a word-building game where players find and eat with a monster character. Control to search for in each level. Eat to grow and progress through increasingly challenging levels. Focus on spelling and literacy skills for children aged K-3.
Age of Learning, Inc.
Learn letters, numbers, and shapes
Offer interactive for children ages 2–8. Access creative play areas and educational activities. Track progress through structured lessons. Sync with parental accounts for monitoring. Share achievements and milestones.
FERRERO TRADING LUX S.A.
Role-, create, and learn with characters
Children can explore various roles like car racers, veterinarians, and space explorers. They can create stories, interact with characters, and complete themed activities. Parents can monitor progress and set learning goals.
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