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Carol Bishop
Practice exercises and track progress
Therapy for articulation disorders. Users practice with guided exercises. Includes audio and video prompts from a pathologist. Tracks progress and provides feedback on accuracy.
toojuice, LLC
Learn with interactive lessons and fun exercises
Learn basic vocabulary through interactive lessons on numbers, colors, and shapes. Include animated visuals and audio. Complete lessons with review games to reinforce learning. Track progress through structured exercises and vocabulary challenges.
Logic of English, Inc.
Master phonograms for reading and spelling.
The app offers ten guided levels to introduce and master 74 phonograms for reading and spelling. It includes a matching game, flashcards, and progress tracking for multiple users, making phonics learning effective for ages 2 to adult.
Berke Keser
Articles with interactive exercises
Articles "der," "die," and "das" through interactive exercises and audio pronunciation. Practice with quizzes, flashcards, and listening activities. Track progress and review mistakes. Sync lessons across devices.
toojuice, LLC
Learn with interactive exercises and animations
Learn basic vocabulary through interactive lessons on numbers, colors, and shapes. Engage with animated characters and auditory exercises. Play vocabulary games to reinforce learning. Track progress with lesson reviews and interactive activities.
Intelectiva Soluciones Innovadoras Sociedad Limitada
Mobile Education Store LLC
Build abstract question answering skills.
The app helps elementary-aged children answer abstract questions and create responses based on inference. It uses audio clips to improve auditory processing for children with autism spectrum disorders or sensory processing disorders.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism.
The app uses real-life photos to teach vocabulary to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It includes features like customizable labels, audio options, and two learning activities to reinforce vocabulary acquisition and track progress.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides real-life photos for vocabulary teaching, with options for labels, audio, and random presentation. It includes two learning activities to check vocabulary retention and progress reports track user gains.
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