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Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Practice prepositions with animated scenes.
The app aids practice with early prepositions through receptive and expressive tasks. Children identify animals in scenes or answer "where" questions about their locations.
Aptus Speech and Language Therapy Limited
Slow down speech, practice clearly
Allows users to slow speech rate by tapping a icon for each syllable or word. Includes customizable sequences and visual feedback. Tracks progress over time and provides audio examples for comparison.
Muhammad Ubaid
Play, learn, and grow
Play interactive to improve attention, listening, matching, counting, and shape recognition. Complete structured activities with a sensory-friendly interface. Track progress and receive feedback during each session.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Interactive questions for speech therapy.
The app offers over 500 open-ended questions for speech therapy, targeting specific speech sounds. It includes audio for questions and example answers, featuring a child-friendly interface with no in-app purchases or external links.
Lingraphicare, Inc.
Speech exercises for consonant blends.
The app provides speech exercise videos for individuals with aphasia, apraxia, or dysarthria. It focuses on tongue and lip movements for consonant blends, allowing users to customize video order and repetition.
Lingraphicare, Inc.
Tap to speak descriptions
Medical "Select from -related images and descriptions to communicate levels. Rearrange or remove icons for customization. Reset to original settings. Includes Wong-Baker Faces and anatomy icons."
Smarty Ears, LLC
Understand and describe everyday objects.
The app teaches understanding and describing everyday objects. It targets verb-based vocabulary and supports receptive and expressive language skills.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Practice speech with interactive
Offers interactive therapy sessions with 72 cinematic and over 1,200 practice words. Users target specific sounds through visual prompts and repetition. Track progress with built-in assessments and customize therapy plans.
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.
Mobiteach LLC
Words and phrases
Words and phrases with interactive lessons and vocabulary exercises. Practice pronunciation with audio examples. Track progress with quizzes and review sessions. Access grammar guides and verb conjugations.
Quan Pham
With real-life content
To and listen to using real-life content. Access graded audiobooks, bilingual news, and videos. View side-by-side translations, adjust native narration speed, and receive instant pinyin and grammar notes.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app focuses on fundamental vocabulary building concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It uses real-life photographs and requires learners to demonstrate understanding through categorization and sorting activities.
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