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Javeria Afzal
Learn letters through matching
Learn letters through interactive mini like matching shadows and pairing items. Solve puzzles to reinforce letter recognition. Track progress and engage in educational challenges that promote early learning skills.
Mykola Mylashko
Learn languages through stories and games
Learn languages through bilingual stories, lessons, and games. Read side-by-side translations with native speaker narration. Complete structured lessons, vocabulary exercises, and interactive games. Access content offline.
Arch Square
Learn alphabet, numbers, animals, shapes, and colors
Learn uppercase and lowercase letters, count numbers from zero to twenty-five, identify animals with sound effects, recognize shapes, and name colors. Play quizzes to select correct answers or explore interactive activities at your own pace.
Exceptionull Games LLC
Guess words by adding dots
Guess words by combining dots. Adjust difficulty levels and track progress. Compatible with screen readers and multiple input methods. Includes accessibility features for visually impaired players.
Mycah Krason
Learn to type with keyboard
Teaches using a built-in keyboard. Learners progress through letters, punctuation, and numbers. Maps finger positions to dot notation. Allows full sentences by the end of training. Includes exercises for practicing input.
SuperNonstop.com, Inc.
Pitches and respond with your instrument
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
Hello-Hello LLC
Learn languages with mobile immersion.
The app provides access to conversational lessons and over 1,000 vocabulary words in 13 languages. It utilizes a mobile immersion methodology developed with ACTFL to help users learn to communicate effectively.
Wai Chin Ng
Count , play games, learn sequencing
Teaches number recognition and sequencing through interactive games. Users count up to 10, count down from 10 to 1, and identify from spoken words. They match to written digits and count objects.
Alexander Deplov
Solve puzzles and reveal animals
Puzzles feature and object images for matching. Includes age-appropriate gameplay for children ages 2-5. Provides background music and sound effects. Allows interaction with puzzle pieces to reveal images.
Guitar Tabs LLC
Practice melodies and match notes with piano
Learn to identify musical notes, rhythms, and accents through interactive exercises. Match heard melodies on a virtual piano keyboard. Progress from simple one- or two-note phrases to complex musical patterns.
Intudev Limited
Learn with and games
Kobi lets children drag and drop puzzle pieces to complete scenes. Users can tap on objects to hear sounds and learn names. The includes themed such as Farm Animals, Dinosaurs, Vehicles, and Wonderland.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, track progress
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.
Andriy Holovchak
Play sounds with piano keys
Players can explore charts with sound samples and alternate fingerings. Practice scales in both major and minor keys. Use a metronome for timing. Quiz notes for reinforcement. Track practice sessions and progress.
Habtech LLC
And English with games
Teaches and English through interactive lessons and games. Includes phonics, vocabulary, and sentence building. Features audio pronunciation, character recognition, and progress tracking. Supports multiple language modes and adaptive learning.
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