Develop language skills through silly scenarios.
The app uses over 120 illustrations of absurd scenarios to help children develop language skills. It prompts children to identify and explain why images are silly, fostering critical thinking and expressive language.
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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app targets fundamental vocabulary building concepts using real-life photographs. It requires learners to demonstrate discrimination skills through matching and identifying differences, aiding language development.
DarkHorse（Japan）
Create avatars, import files, record content
Create and customize 3D avatars using built-in tools or imported VRoid files. Record and stream content with real-time facial and hand motion capture. Share videos directly to TikTok, Twitch, Twitter, or other platforms.
Giada Ciotola
Play to connect
Play games by answering to learn about others. Choose from English, Italian, Spanish, or German. Share answers and build connections through casual conversations. Receive feedback via email for suggestions or issues.
Halmet Shuzi
Memes, loot, and level up
Collect meme characters to earn money by completing tasks and battling other players. Unlock rare characters like Legendary and Rainbow Memes. Build a safe zone to protect your team or from others. Trade loot and grow your currency quickly.
Preferred Mobile Applications, LLC
Improve speech sounds with interactive graphics.
The app targets M, B, and D sound production for children ages 3-12. It includes interactive graphics, full narration by a speech therapist, and hand-drawn illustrations to improve articulation and language skills.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app focuses on pre-reading concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It targets identifying and differentiating sounds in words, hearing beginning and ending sounds, and mastering rhyming skills.
Learning Fundamentals, Inc.
Improve language skills for young children.
The app targets speech production, auditory comprehension, vocabulary, and basic concepts for children aged 2-8 years. It presents animal names, verbs, and concepts like over/under and happy/sad in a forced-choice format.
Joseph Patterson
Dress frogs, play vs
Lets users play an online game against others by pressing the VS button. Track derping time using the game center leader board. Customize the with items and hats from the Shop.
Mobile Education Store LLC
Create and share interactive stories
Create custom sentences using pre-recorded audio clips. Practice forming complete sentences and improving language skills. Include visual and auditory prompts to support learning and communication.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Speech therapy for sound disorder improvement.
The app helps children with phonological sound disorders using the minimal pairs approach. It features age-coded targets, interactive therapy modes, and group sessions for engaging and effective learning.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides picture responses paired with questions to aid vocabulary development. It focuses on higher-level language needs for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, addressing abstract thought and generalization.
Eggroll Games LLC
Guess the character by toes.
This app presents a game show where toddlers guess characters by their toes. It helps build recognition, memory, and matching skills for children ages one to four.
Ouafae Abriji
Create monsters with custom parts and accessories
Design monsters by selecting heads, eyes, mouths, body shapes, and accessories. Mix and match parts to create unique characters. Customize with hats, glasses, and other items to personalize the appearance. Save and share created monsters.
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