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Umar Ziad
Learn alphabets with Islamic flashcards
Children learn alphabets A to Z using Islamic flashcards and sounds. Tap cards to hear pronunciations. Practice letter recognition and matching. Track progress with interactive quizzes. Share completed cards with parents.
Squins IT Solutions BV
Interactive games
Teaches vocabulary through interactive games like slideshow, concentration, puzzle, and quiz. Organizes words into categories such as farm, numbers, and transportation. Includes listening and reading exercises for skill development.
NC Corp.
Practice writing letters and names.
The app supports children ages 4 through 6 in learning to write their name, trace letters, and practice over 100 sight words. It includes an alphabet book, word cards with animations, and a mode to create individualized name tags.
NeoFinger
Learn fruits and vegetables with pictures.
The app presents fruits and vegetables with images and words for children. Users can read, write, and speak names while learning through pictures and alphabet practice.
Rumbum Software Service Private Limited
Explore stories, activities, and rhymes
Explore stories, rhymes, and activities that teach Indian cultural and moral values. Access picture books, video books, and read-to-me features.
Sathish Shanmugam
Letters and numbers
Learn , numbers, and pronunciation through interactive exercises. Practice writing letters with guided strokes. Listen to audio pronunciations for each character. Track progress with built-in quizzes and review sessions.
Bob Baratta-Lorton
Reading with sounds to letters
The app is the fourteenth in a series of fourteen apps for beginning readers. It helps children transition from reading with sounds to reading with letters by providing vowel sound hints for words.
Takayuki Imai
Place consonants and vowels separately
Provides a Korean keyboard alternative with separate screens for consonants and vowels. Users can select individual characters without vowel composition. Input is unaffected by font size as characters are displayed as candidates.
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