Auditory and reading comprehension practice app.
The app targets auditory and reading comprehension of single words in five languages. It features three modes to help individuals with aphasia, cognitive deficits, and special needs practice independently.
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Smarty Ears, LLC
Master spatial skills with music.
The app helps children, English Language Learners, and individuals with language delays master spatial skills using real photographs and music. Users earn musical notes to unlock and play virtual instruments.
Shakib Rahimi
Look up words, listen to pronunciations, study
Learn with comprehensive vocabulary, including over 700,000 words and 1 million example sentences. Access pronunciation for words and sentences. Study grammatical points, tense modes, verb prepositions, plural forms, and articles.
SpeakEasy Community LLC
Teach, play, and speak together
Encourage and language development through interactive activities. Parents and therapists can track progress, set goals, and receive feedback. Include visual prompts, repetition, and customizable exercises for children aged 0-5+.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Unlock deeper language connections through description.
The app uses 6-point semantic mapping to build vocabulary and semantic networks. It features dual-mode learning, a game show atmosphere, and progress tracking for users.
Sarawut Chakit
Play, learn, and explore letters together
Play interactive mini-games to learn letters and sounds. Tap and drag letters to match words. Listen to pronunciation and repeat. Complete puzzles to reinforce letter recognition. Track progress through animated rewards and achievements.
Learning Fundamentals, Inc.
Auditory discrimination for young children.
The app provides an auditory discrimination activity for children with unintelligible speech. It helps children hear word differences and practice saying words, based on the Hodson model of Phonological Processing.
VCW Inc
Translate phrases to with AI
Translate English words and phrases to using AI. Input text for accurate translations. Hear pronunciation guides for correct speech. Save frequently used phrases for quick access. Share translations via text or social media.
Friendly Monster Speech Games LLC
Play therapy games without delays
Practice by racing marbles on customizable tracks. Use over 550 custom images for targeted drills. Engage with a friendly character. Track progress and adjust difficulty levels.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Foster language growth and comprehension skills.
The app offers 50 stories across five difficulty levels and a custom story creator. It includes 11 question types for targeted skills practice and data collection for progress monitoring.
Jonah Bonah Learning LLC
Articulation practice made engaging and fun.
The app provides over 2,350 target words and 2,000 phrases across 75 categories for articulation practice. Users can add personalized pictures and collect stickers to create scenes.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Improve word access and retrieval skills.
The app offers seven activity types designed to help users organize their lexicons and improve word access. Activities include picture naming, sentence completion, and divergent naming, with options for tracking progress and saving goals.
Kevin Fichman
Learn sight words with audio flashcards.
The app teaches young children the first 100 sight words using visual flash cards and spoken audio. It is suitable for educational activities, speech therapy, and improving memory recognition.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Teach, practice, and repeat
Teaches basic English through interactive illustrations and animations. Children can select images and sounds to create simple sentences. Includes vocabulary building activities and progress tracking for parents and educators.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Speech therapy through engaging play.
The app is a research-based speech therapy tool designed for children with sound-system disorders. It uses engaging activities and structured sessions to help children improve their sound production.
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