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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app teaches understanding and use of adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives. Users can track progress through reports that average the last three performances of each activity.
Andrew Lowe
Play games to learn and vocabulary
Teach children to read with interactive and word games. Customize difficulty levels and track progress. Includes Dolch and Zeno . Features reading exercises, word matching, and pronunciation practice. Supports preschool through 2nd grade learners.
Ty Lavergne
Study sight with built-in lists
Learn sight with interactive lists for Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade. Practice spelling, matching, and quizzes. Customize lists and track progress. Share via email or text. Sync across devices.
Snack Driven Development LLC
Record and track speech progress
Track speech development by recording and organizing words. Create playlists of specific phrases. Differentiate between spontaneous and proficient words. Share videos and progress with others. Export recordings and notes for review.
Anurodh Pokharel
Learn with animal sounds and images
Teaches basic through images, animal sounds, and child pronunciations. Displays in English, , and Latin script. Includes audio support for pronunciation. Future updates will add numbers, objects, and the alphabet.
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