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Erik X. Raj, LLC
Create stickers for selfies
Create selfies with over 450 humorous sound-specific stickers. Place stickers on self-portraits to target speech sounds like S, Z, R, L, SH, CH, and TH. Use for therapy with children. Share modified photos.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Interactive questions for speech therapy.
The app offers over 500 open-ended questions for speech therapy, targeting specific speech sounds. It includes audio for questions and example answers, featuring a child-friendly interface with no in-app purchases or external links.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Play games to practice skills
Children practice through themed games focused on word, sentence, and story levels. Features include drills, progress tracking, and interactive activities designed for speech therapy. Users can customize goals and monitor improvements over time.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Engaging oral motor exercises for children.
The app provides 15 oral motor exercises with auditory and visual cues. Parents and therapists can adjust repetitions for movements like puckering lips and puffing cheeks.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Practice speech sounds with fun questions.
The app provides over 500 sound-specific multiple choice questions for speech therapy. It includes audio for questions and answers, a child-friendly interface, and encourages decision-making skills.
运杰 高
Learn , practice pronunciation, and write characters
Learn audio and visual aids for all sounds. Practice handwriting through tracing and free-writing exercises. Test knowledge interactive games and quizzes. Build vocabulary basic character recognition and pronunciation guides.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Foundational reading skills for young learners.
The app provides foundational reading skills for children, focusing on the alphabetic principle and the relationship between sounds and letters. It reinforces alphabet sound recognition through matching games and a tiered learning system.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Track progress and plan lessons
Track student progress built-in monitoring tools and plan future lessons based on performance. Practice articulation of the /R/ sound through structured exercises. Choose between traditional or phonetically consistent approaches for R remediation.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Assess articulation skills immediately after testing.
The app identifies articulation error patterns in children and adults. It can supplement data from standardized assessments and track progress over time.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app focuses on pre-reading concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It targets identifying and differentiating sounds in words, hearing beginning and ending sounds, and mastering rhyming skills.
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