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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.
DIfferent Roads to Learning, Inc.
Learning language by feature and category.
The app teaches language targets over six levels of difficulty. It presents targets conforming to an Applied Behavior Analysis program with reinforcement provided by a token economy system.
Australian Council For Educational Research Ltd
Hand cues for teaching individual sounds.
The app provides video cues and animated illustrations for producing speech sounds. It includes color coding and examples of sounds in words, serving as a reminder for the Cued Articulation system.
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.
Pappy GmbH
Play games to learn words and improve
Develop language skills through interactive games with 360 questions across themes like pairs and positions. Practice vocabulary, memory, and cognitive abilities.
Jamilet Figueroa
Practice speech sounds and build language skills
Children can practice speech and language skills through interactive games and exercises. Features include articulation drills, language activities, and progress tracking. Available in English and Spanish.
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