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Mobile Education Store LLC
Build abstract question answering skills.
The app helps elementary-aged children answer abstract questions and create responses based on inference. It uses audio clips to improve auditory processing for children with autism spectrum disorders or sensory processing disorders.
Ngov chiheang
Look up words with images and numbers
Reference allows users to search terms in or English using a built-in keyboard. Images are organized into 84 categories. Tap on image numbers to translate. Includes female and male English speech options. Features number buttons for easy navigation.
Haitam Baid
Explore high-contrast animations and
Offers high-contrast animations and interactive to stimulate newborns' senses. Features include color and shape recognition activities, sound-based interactions, and screen-based visual stimulation.
Nil Coalescing Limited
Create digital art with ease
Create organic shapes with intuitive tools. Adjust colors and brush settings for detailed control. Save and share artwork directly. Access calming ambient sounds and nature scenes to enhance focus and relaxation.
Ellie's Games, LLC
Explore colors, touch, and learn
Explore colors through interactive swiping to vibrant hues. Swipe to uncover colorful canvases and engage in sensory exploration. Enhance eye-hand coordination with simple, intuitive touch interactions.
Studio Pango SAS
Build structures with colored cubes
Build structures by and placing colored cubes. Create new blocks by combining two cubes of the same color. Trigger explosions and chain reactions for destruction. Use character cubes for additional gameplay.
Talkman Language Solutions Ltd.
Squish and match memories
Play games using instead of cards. Choose from 10 themes like cars and ponies. Match pairs to progress through levels. Track scores and compete with friends. Adjust difficulty settings for different age groups. Sync data across devices.
Jonny Johansson
Visually display time intervals from minutes.
The app visually displays time intervals from 1 to 300 minutes. It helps users, including children, understand abstract time concepts with a light-based visualization that flashes and sounds when time expires.
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