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Bimi Boo Kids Learning Games for Toddlers FZ LLC
Play notes and learn music basics
Learn musical notes through interactive nursery rhymes. Tap notes to play sounds and match melodies. Choose from five activities that teach rhythm, coordination, and music recognition. Develop fine motor skills with on-screen puzzles and games.
Autism 911 LLC
View cases, request cases, chat securely
View case details, request new cases, and receive notifications. Communicate via internal chat. Manage case status and track updates. Send and receive messages within the .
Sevenlogics, Inc.
Track periods, moods, and symptoms
Track menstrual cycles with mood, symptoms, and notes logging. View predicted and fertility dates. Sync with weather data. Customize themes, fonts, and icons. Set reminders and receive alerts. Export data and share insights.
Blub Blub Inc.
Practice sounds, build vocabulary, speak clearly
Teaches children to pronounce sounds and words through interactive games. Includes voice-controlled activities for practice. Offers customizable exercises for different age groups. Tracks progress with visual feedback.
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc.
Play lessons, track progress, customize plans
Teachers can add and manage lessons in Student Education Plans, assign lessons to individual goals, and track student progress. Students can access personalized lessons and play them independently.
Inquiry Health LLC
Screen child for risk with a questionnaire
Assess a child's risk for Spectrum Disorder using a validated screening questionnaire. Identify difficulties in social interaction, empathy, communication, and flexible behavior. Provide guidance on seeking professional help and early intervention.
Synthesis School, Inc.
Practice with an interactive
Interactive digital provides step-by-step guidance for problems. Multi-sensory learning tools allow hands-on manipulation of concepts. Track progress with detailed reports on accuracy and skill development.
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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