Learn words by touching and sliding illustrations
Teaches basic vocabulary through interactive illustrations of foods, colors, shapes, and animals. Children or slide images to identify objects. Parents can guide by saying words, and children respond by naming items.
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Super Duper, Inc.
Discuss feelings about situations with cards.
This app provides 56 illustrated flash cards with audio prompts to help users discuss feelings about various situations. Users can track responses, advance cards and players manually or automatically, and view results in a graph.
Super Duper, Inc.
Practice understanding sentences with negation.
The app provides 112 illustrated prompts with audio to practice understanding sentences with the word "not." Users can select specific prompts, track responses, and view results in a graph. The app supports portrait and landscape orientations.
Weerianna Street Media Pty Ltd
Aboriginal stories of land and life.
The app presents the journeys of three young Ngarluma men through illustrations, sound, animation, and voiceovers. It allows users to learn the Ngarluma language and create their own petroglyphs using a rock art application.
ILARK LTD
Play and customize your character in a
Customize character appearance with clothing, accessories, and hairstyles. Choose story outcomes and make decisions that influence the narrative. Learn through interactive problem-solving and educational content.
The Japan Foundation
Study words through seasonal games
Learn vocabulary through interactive games. Match cards pictures for KOTOBA1, create sentences verb and vocabulary cards for KOTOBA2, and select matching illustration cards for KOTOBA3. Track progress through seasonal study maps.
Karla de Fatima Fernandes
Learn through illustrations and pronunciation
Learn 150 across six categories: Food, Body, Vehicles, Toys, Clothes, and Animals. Each word includes illustrations, real-life images, and pronunciation. Interactive activities help reinforce vocabulary and improve reading skills.
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