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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Crear Management Limited
Request and communicate with visuals and audio
Helps children with socio-communication challenges express needs using visual and audio cues. Includes customizable communication boards, request templates, and progress tracking features. Allows users to record and replay messages for reinforcement.
Vizuelle Software Stockholm AB
Practice speech sounds with a game.
The app helps children practice the 's' sound through a game. Users turn cards with images containing words starting with 's' to make pairs.
RWH Technology, LLC
Improve speech and language skills.
The app provides customizable flashcards with text, pictures, and audio recordings. Users can practice speaking using the microphone and receive feedback by listening to their recordings.
Piyush Parsaniya
Look up words
Look up translations for English words with multiple meanings. Store all data without needing internet. Take multiple-choice quizzes to test and improve language skills.
Piyush Parsaniya
Look up words and meanings
Look up translations for English words with multiple meanings. Store data offline for use without internet. Take multiple-choice quizzes to test and improve language skills.
Learning Fundamentals, Inc.
Trains for learning language skills.
The app presents 128 pictures with question prompts and sample answers to encourage turn-taking, spontaneous speech, and conversational skills. It supports auditory comprehension and literacy practice for individuals with speech and language needs.
AME Mobile Inc.
Explore size quantity numbers and position
The app helps young children explore size, quantity, and numbers through playful interaction. It encourages comprehension using visuals and audio prompts, with reinforcement based on Applied Behavior Analysis principles.
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