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Aptus Speech and Language Therapy Limited
Slow down speech, practice clearly
Allows users to slow speech rate by tapping a icon for each syllable or word. Includes customizable sequences and visual feedback. Tracks progress over time and provides audio examples for comparison.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Guess the secret word, foil robot.
The app challenges players to guess hidden words by selecting letters. It features over 600 sound-specific articulation words for speech therapy, with helpful hints and audio for each word.
Moo Moo Lab LLC
Explore sounds and animations
Teaches names through interactive sounds and animations. Features 45 animals with clickable . Encourages hand-eye coordination and vocabulary development. Includes sound-based learning and visual engagement for young children.
Alexey Korobov
Letters with illustrations and play quizzes
Alphabets in seven languages with illustrated letters and pronunciation guides. Practice with learning mode and a knowledge test game. Includes images, example words, and native audio for each letter.
22LEARN Toddler and Baby Learning Games, LLC
Books, build skills, progress
To with interactive stories featuring Farmer Frank and his animals. Choose from leveled books to build reading skills. Practice , vocabulary, and comprehension. Track progress and receive feedback on reading accuracy.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Explore interactive learning activities
Practice listening and following interactive exercises. Identify colors and spatial concepts through guided activities. Complete tasks by opening doors, coloring, and pushing buttons. Receive feedback and encouragement during each session.
Aptus Speech and Language Therapy Limited
Pace speech with visual cues
Helps users pace their speech with interactive circles that fill with color based on speaking speed. It provides visual and tactile feedback to improve intelligibility. Users can select prompts from different categories to guide discussions.
Miaplaza Inc.
Learn words through audio, visuals, and drag-and-drop
Language helps children and learners build vocabulary through interactive activities. Users hear words, match them to pictures, and drag items into correct positions. Each level includes and practice modes with visual scenes and everyday vocabulary.
Cambridge Health Evaluation Consultancy Ltd
Children learn letter sounds together.
The app teaches children initial phonemes, the first step to becoming confident readers. It uses evidence-based techniques and is designed for parents and children to work together.
Chandrika Dalwadi
Practice sentences, improve pronunciation, track progress
Practice forming sentences through interactive exercises. to audio examples, repeat for pronunciation, and complete -building activities. Receive feedback on accuracy and grammar. Track progress over time.
淑贤 冯
Learn IPA symbols and practice pronunciation
Learn pronunciation with an IPA chart. Identify vowel and consonant sounds. Practice articulation with audio examples. View transcriptions for words. Track progress with pronunciation exercises.
ITHERAPY, LLC
Improve speech motor planning skills today.
The app helps individuals with motor speech planning disorders and those on the autism spectrum. It uses video modeling and auditory cues to improve speech motor skills and oral awareness.
Learning Touch LLC
Develop pre-reading and language skills.
The app offers over 350 words in 12 categories and supports six languages. Educators can manage word categories and individual words to tailor the learning experience for students.
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