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Viacom International Inc.
Children learn to read with Dora.
The app focuses on early reading and phonics skills. Children learn to manipulate letters to form new words, helping Dora and Boots cross a lake by hopping on lily pads.
Pyxwise Software Inc.
Improve spelling and reading skills now.
The app improves English spelling and reading skills using a reverse phonics approach and spelling rules. It teaches Dolch sight words and provides context for each word through spoken sentences and hints.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Learning to spell is fun and engaging.
The app teaches children letter sounds and word construction using short vowel words. It incorporates the Science of Reading principles to develop blending and segmenting skills for early literacy.
Pierre Abel
Reading and spelling activities for children.
The app provides reading and spelling activities for children ages four to 10. It offers word building, phonics, and spelling quizzes with customizable settings and progress reports.
PINWHEEL LABS EOOD
Learn Greek letters, sounds, and words.
The app helps children learn Greek letters, sounds, and spelling. It includes 80 words across three categories and offers adjustable difficulty settings for an engaging learning experience.
FIZZBRAIN LLC
Create practice lists and track progress
Children practice by tapping vowels, blends, or digraphs. They letters with shaving cream or ketchup. Parents and teachers create custom practice lists and track progress.
Learning Touch LLC
Learn with interactive games
Teach children to read with interactive word exercises. Practice recognizing and reading 300 common . Includes games, quizzes, and progress tracking. Syncs with classroom accounts for teacher monitoring.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Interactive reading adventure for children.
The app provides interactive activities for learning to read, focusing on short vowel words with multiple syllables. It builds phonemic awareness through blending, segmenting, and decoding, based on Science of Reading principles and UFLI guidelines.
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