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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
Little Stars By Starfish
Learn English with games and activities
Learn English through interactive games and activities. Practice vocabulary, pronunciation, and phonics. Trace letters, listen to stories, and complete reading comprehension exercises.
Sathish Shanmugam
With interactive quizzes
Basic allows users to study vowels, consonants, numbers, and basic vocabulary through interactive quizzes, audio pronunciation, and visual aids.
PPLINGO Pte Ltd
Learn English through cartoons and stories
Offers interactive English lessons for children aged 3-8. Users watch cartoons, listen to stories, and play games to practice language skills. The includes activities that develop communication, creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration.
iPortfolio Inc.
Read , learn languages, track progress
Read with interactive audio stories and hidden text. Play word games to warm up. Practice reading with guided texts. Track progress through structured language learning steps. Sync reading sessions across devices.
Le Bin
Learn through sentences and examples
Learn new through sentence definitions and example sentences. Complete activities to reinforce word meanings and forms. Practice using in different sentence contexts to improve understanding.
Sing Fu Chan
Understand Irish and English offline easily.
The app provides fast offline search for Irish and English words. It offers authentic pronunciation audio from native speakers and allows users to save words to selected and view history.
Unique Heritage Media SAS
Adventure in English for young learners.
The app helps children aged 4 to 9 learn English through speaking and play. It focuses on listening and speaking activities, with no reading required, and features games like search-and-find, memory, and drag-and-drop.
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