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Pierre Abel
Reading and spelling activities for children.
The app provides reading and spelling activities for children ages four to 10. It offers word building, phonics, and spelling quizzes with customizable settings and progress reports.
Lyubov Zhivova
Solve crosswords to learn
Learn through crosswords with puzzles featuring 300+ words across categories like animals, food, and colors. Solve puzzles with a color-coded letter system to aid word placement. Track progress and build vocabulary, spelling, and reading skills.
BeiZ Oy
Learn sounds, words, and syllables
Teaches through sounds, first words, syllables, and early skills. Includes interactive games and activities. Tracks progress and provides feedback. Encourages repetition and practice. Syncs with parent accounts for monitoring.
Sahoipyoungnon Publishing CO.,Inc
Learn letters, read stories, play games
Teaches through animated stories, interactive games, and letter recognition activities. Includes chants and printable worksheets. Allows users to track progress and repeat lessons for reinforcement.
Softheaven Inc.
Learn Korean language through writing.
The app provides Korean language dictation learning through writing. It incorporates visual and auditory elements along with a writing recognition system for an interactive study experience.
Pamela Holland
Develop essential reading skills with lessons.
The app offers over 100 interactive lessons to help early readers connect sounds with letter patterns in over 500 words. It includes three word activities and 24 original stories, with a parent section for progress monitoring and explanations.
Bob Baratta-Lorton
Children's storybook written in rhyme.
The Dekodiphukan Storybook introduces children to the 44 sounds of the English language through rhyme. This app is the first in a series designed to help beginning readers and those who have experienced reading difficulties.
MINITUTOR ApS
Foundations for reading: shape, sound.
The app teaches reading foundations: shape, writing direction, and sound. It uses letter sounds before names and trains 120 common words as word pictures for recognition.
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