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Smart Kidz Club Inc.
Learn words with illustrated
Learn with illustrated flashcards featuring words and pictures for word recognition and vocabulary building. Listen to human-narrated audio for pronunciation practice. Play games to reinforce memory and cognitive skills.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app uses real-world photos to teach vocabulary related to colors. It includes two learning activities presented in a game-like format to check retention and integrate memory.
Irina Schens
Play with dinosaurs and learn shapes
For offers interactive learning through playful activities. Hatch and care for dinosaurs, feed them, and help them sleep. Color pictures to animate them. Solve puzzles and matching . Sort objects by shape and color.
Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd
Practice reading comprehension skills effectively.
The app offers over 1,800 reading comprehension tasks, including phrase and sentence completion. Users can create their own exercises, with hundreds of photographs and automated scoring for progress tracking.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Unlock deeper language connections through description.
The app uses 6-point semantic mapping to build vocabulary and semantic networks. It features dual-mode learning, a game show atmosphere, and progress tracking for users.
Neil McGrogan
Sort tiles, guess categories, clear and shuffle
Sort tiles into secret categories by selecting four and pressing 'Enter' to check. Continue until all categories are found. Deselect tiles with 'Clear' and shuffle the board with 'Shuffle'. Categories vary in difficulty from easy to hard.
RosiMosi LLC
Learn third skills through games
Teaches third- subjects through interactive games. Covers math, language, science, STEM, reading, and critical thinking. Includes curriculum-aligned activities for skill practice. Allows kids to review and master lessons.
Acoustic Pioneer, Ltd.
Improve auditory processing skills for learning.
This game offers auditory training to improve sound distinction in each ear. It helps assess auditory system development, potentially aiding those with listening or reading challenges.
Yousef Zuriqi
Choose pictures to express needs
Allows children to build sentences using preloaded images or photos from camera or library. Users can record and playback sentences to practice speaking. Includes visual aids to support communication and language development.
ARAMAIS AYRAPETYAN
Learn letters through playful
Teaches letters and basic words through interactive . Features animated illustrations, letter recognition exercises, and simple word matching. Includes a guided reading book with audio support.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Language learning through outdoor adventures.
The app provides outdoor-themed activities designed by certified Speech-Language Pathologists to build speech and language skills. Children practice vocabulary, grammar, and following directions in realistic scenes through interactive tasks.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Master spatial skills with music.
The app helps children, English Language Learners, and individuals with language delays master spatial skills using real photographs and music. Users earn musical notes to unlock and play virtual instruments.
Kim Scott
Communication system for non-verbal individuals.
The app facilitates communication for non-verbal individuals by allowing them to activate icons and create sentence strips. It includes schedule boards and AAC device functions, with customizable categories and real photos.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Reasoning and critical thinking skills app
The app targets reasoning and critical thinking skills for users ages 12 and up. It includes over 1000 stimuli across various activities, with an optional reward system for children.
Alejandro Ortega Aguilar
Learn objects, animals, instruments, vehicles.
The app features over 300 images and 150 sounds across five categories: animals, vehicles, and musical instruments. It is available in four languages, with more planned.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
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