Apps Like ABA – Problem Solving – What does not belong? for iPhone and iPad
Solve puzzles and learn colors
Teach basic shapes, colors, and comparative terms through interactive games. Users can drag and drop objects, match pairs, and complete puzzles. Track progress with visual feedback and adjust difficulty levels. Share results with parents or teachers.
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Odd one out What does not belong for kindergarten kids
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Find the odd symbol out
Odd one out game allows users to identify the symbol that doesn't fit the group. Users compare images to find commonalities and select the differing item. Game includes multiple images and focuses on problem-solving and categorization.
Padhle
PAPERGIST INNOVATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
Study courses and track progress
Access detailed lectures, notes, DPP, and booklets for Classes 9 to 12. Take weekly tests, solve important questions, and attend webinars. Track progress with practice tests and connect with peers for study support.
Grid Spin-A-Win
Ventura Educational Systems
Spin coordinates to place tokens
Two-player game teaches graphing concepts using coordinate pairs. Players spin to generate coordinates, place tokens on a , and aim for four in a row. Includes sound effects and interactive elements for engaging learning.
Physics: Learn and Teach
Elie Gebran
Explore through augmented reality
Explore concepts through interactive Augmented Reality experiences. Visualize principles like motion and forces in real time. Rotate and examine virtual objects from all angles. Enhance understanding through spatial, immersive learning.
Spark Classroom
SPARK EDTECH PTE. LIMITED
Create interactive lessons
Create and share interactive lessons with multimedia content. Assign and grade quizzes in real time. Track student progress and participation. Integrate with devices for live collaboration. Export lesson materials and analytics.
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