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Duck Duck Moose LLC
Early math concepts for young learners.
The app teaches early math concepts including numbers, counting, addition, and subtraction. It offers 7 activities and 3 learning levels for ages 2-6, covering Common Core State Standards.
Audible Genius, LLC
Program synths by ear and build patches
Learn to program synth patches by ear using video lessons and interactive challenges. Practice on a built-in soft synth. Understand synthesis concepts and create custom sounds. Track progress and receive feedback during exercises.
Kiran Kumar
Sharpen attention, focus, and memory skills.
The app offers games designed to improve attention, focus, and cognitive memory. It helps users monitor training progress through provided charts and strengthens memory, focus, and brain stimulation.
Susumu Hoshikawa
Comic depicts Pacific War battles.
The app presents the comic "Tokko no Shima" by Syuho Sato. It depicts the battle of crews of human torpedoes during the final years of the Pacific War.
Duck Duck Moose LLC
Learn music with Mozzarella the Mouse.
The app offers five activities to teach music fundamentals, including notes, rhythm, and pitch. Children can learn to read notes, play instruments, and create their own music.
fishdog.net, LLC
A quiet story for young children.
The app presents a picture book about a grandfather and granddaughter walking home from school. Children can listen to the author read the story or read it themselves.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Building semantic connections for all ages.
The app enhances language skills through research-backed techniques like categorization and association using pictures and audio. It offers customized activities and progress tracking for SLPs, parents, and teachers.
Duck Duck Moose LLC
Learn notes, rhythm, and pitch.
The app teaches musical concepts including notes, rhythm, and pitch. Users can play instruments, read music, and create songs.
Grammaropolis LLC
Grammar lives in animated characters.
The app features animated characters representing parts of speech, making grammar learning engaging. Each part of speech has a neighborhood with songs, books, videos, and quizzes to earn badges.
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