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Tech4Learning, Inc.
Create, communicate, and collaborate with Wixie.
The app allows users to access their Wixie subscription to open, edit, and share Wixie projects. Students can use paint tools, text options, clip art, and voice recording to develop various projects.
KIGLE Inc.
Collect eggs, hatch kittens, play steps
Care for newborn kittens by feeding them milk. Collect and merge kittens to discover new eggs and unique kittens. Explore different types of kittens, including lemon sorbet and chocolate cookie varieties. Play step by step to gather all kittens.
MarcoPolo Learning, Inc.
Explore animals and environments
Explore an interactive environment with animals to feed, seals to interact with, and vehicles to drive. Learn about 30+ animals through special facts and puzzles.
Umair Manzoor
Hunt animals and build a park
Create and manage a zoo by hunting and adding wild animals from the jungle. Design enclosures, educate students about animals, and expand the park with new species. Track behaviors and learn about habitats and conservation.
Sarawut Chakit
Match words to images and learn
Teaches through games. Users match images of objects with their names. Includes categories like animals, fruits, and vegetables. Helps children recognize words and improve vocabulary. Suitable for ages 3-10 and grades 1-5.
Alexander Deplov
Solve puzzles and reveal animals
Puzzles feature and object images for matching. Includes age-appropriate gameplay for children ages 2-5. Provides background music and sound effects. Allows interaction with puzzle pieces to reveal images.
PICxPIC, Inc.
Animals and hear their sounds
The screen to make animals make sounds like "Cheep Cheep!" and "Bzz Bzz!" Select from six animals: chick, crab, monkey, giraffe, penguin, and bee. Each has unique visual design and sound. No additional features or interactions are available.
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