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IGOR ILIN
Practice mental math with exercises
Practice mental math with addition and subtraction exercises. Use flash cards to learn techniques. Complete multiplication and division trainers with times tables. Track progress through adaptive difficulty levels.
Zhanna Shekhtmeyster
Track behaviors, goals, and interventions
Track behaviors, goal progress, and interventions with customizable modules. Use momentary time samples, frequency counters, duration timers, and interval timers. Share data and monitor progress across multiple users.
Laurence Arnott
Solve puzzles with emojis and math
Lets users solve math puzzles using emojis. Each puzzle represents a mathematical equation. Users can tap emojis to reveal numbers and solve equations. The offers varying difficulty levels and tracks progress.
IGOR POSTNIKOV
Match shapes, solve puzzles, build skills
Dinosaurs game helps toddlers develop attention, visual memory, observation, and coordination through simple puzzles. Features include age-appropriate mini , progressive difficulty levels, and interactive activities to enhance fine motor skills.
guangxie chen
Create art, explore colors, learn to draw
Children can create drawings using a variety of brushes, including fluorescent and graffiti styles. They can paint freely with colorful tools. The provides a creative environment for learning to draw and explore artistic expression.
The Angry Kraken S.L.
Guess from images
Guess in images to improve vocabulary and observation skills. Tap to reveal clues, write answers, and track progress. Play offline without internet connection. Includes diverse, high-quality images across various topics.
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