Read stories, explore worlds, and learn
Interactive speech recognition allows children to answer questions by speaking aloud. The includes animated characters and story-based activities to enhance skills. Users can track progress and access a library of leveled stories for practice.
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American Reading Company
Children learn to read with confidence.
The app provides books from American Reading at Home, designed for kindergarten and first-grade reading levels. Children gain confidence and a sense of ownership as they develop reading skills with these specially designed books.
Andrew Plotkin
Choices shape this interactive adventure.
This interactive comic presents a story where users make choices that determine the adventure's outcome. The app features a doomsday device, a time machine, and a mind-reading helmet, leading to thousands of possible paths.
Duck Duck Moose LLC
Track progress with parent reports
Teaches phonics and through zoo-themed games. Includes word and letter activities with animals like flamingos and lions. Tracks progress with a parent reporting tool. Aligns with Common Core State Standards. Ages 3-7.
Totshelf LLC
Tailor book lists for children ages 0-5
Get personalized book suggestions based on your child's interests and age. Manage up to 5 personalized book lists tailored to each child's preferences. Access curated books designed to foster imagination and reading habits.
Sierra Chica Software SL
Read, answer, and unlock stories
Teach through interactive stories and illustrations. Complete levels with quizzes and progress tracking. Earn rewards and unlock new content. No internet required.
PLAYVUE GAMES LLC
To music and earn money
Play as UFC fighters like Conor McGregor and Israel Adesanya by tapping to music in a rhythm game. Compete against others to earn bonus points. Watch fighters perform signature moves. Maximize points by syncing with beat patterns.
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