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Gregory McDonald
Create words, feed creatures, learn letters
Create words by arranging bumping bubbles that form letters. Feed silly creatures on with custom words. Listen to audio feedback of created words. Experiment with letter combinations and word building.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, get feedback
To notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes above and below the staff across six octaves. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Receive feedback on missed notes. Set pace and limit octaves for beginners.
Cornel Borcean
Learn music notes with random repetition.
The app helps users learn to read music notes by focusing on one set of notes at a time. It offers multiple clefs and saves progress as users advance through levels.
Daily International Ltd.
Watch videos, discover new artists, broadcast
Watch videos from independent artists worldwide. Stream original and cover songs. Earn money by broadcasting performances. Upload and share videos. Access ad-free content. Track artist profiles and upcoming releases.
Shoonya Digital Inc
To read and count with games
Teaches foundational literacy and numeracy through interactive games. Supports multiple and includes culturally inclusive content. Includes math fluency exercises and language learning activities.
Keld Sperry
With flash
Teach children to recognize letters, numbers, and through flash . Features include interactive card flipping, pronunciation, and progress tracking. Includes quizzes and word repetition for reinforcement.
Shanghai Edaysoft Co., Ltd.
Play notes and create melodies
Learn notes and scales with interactive lessons. Play virtual or use real keyboard. Access sheet music and practice famous pieces. Track progress and receive feedback on performance.
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