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BeiZ Oy
Learn letters, reading, and writing skills.
The app helps children ages 3-6 develop letter recognition, alphabet practice, word construction, and basic reading and writing skills. It includes spoken instructions, customized learning pace, and progress tracking for parents.
Pyxwise Software Inc.
Practice with structured lessons
Learn through structured, science-based exercises. Practice word patterns, build vocabulary, and track progress with assessments. Receive immediate feedback and adjust difficulty based on performance.
TTW Innovations LLC
Learn letter sounds and build vocabulary
Teach letter sounds through interactive play. Children feed letters to a while matching letters to their sounds. Includes phonics exercises and vocabulary building activities. Tracks progress and offers simple, engaging gameplay for young learners.
ITEXON GmbH
Play and learn with interactive games
Promote cognitive and motor development through interactive activities. Features include visual stimulation with bright shapes and color contrasts, motor skills exercises, and age-appropriate games.
ImagiRation LLC
Practice exercises and track progress
Apps offer preverbal exercises, sound sequencing, and word recognition for up to 500 . Users practice articulation by recording model . Apps include exercises for complex word formation and modeling.
TeachersParadise.com, Inc.
John Talavera
Learn vocabulary through interactive exercises
Teaches first words through shape-based picture groups. Users select images, repeat words, and receive feedback. Includes interactive activities for vocabulary building and expressive language practice.
University of Iowa Research Foundation
Understanding how speech sounds form.
The app provides a comprehensive understanding of how each speech sound of American English is formed. It includes animations, videos, and audio samples describing consonants and vowels.
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