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Bob Baratta-Lorton
Create, share, and flip digital stories
Helps children learn to read by breaking words into sounds. Users flip through pages to identify and combine sounds. Features include interactive word building, sound recognition exercises, and progress tracking.
Bob Baratta-Lorton
Pages to decode words and sentences
Helps users learn phonics and reading through interactive charts. Users can cards to reveal letter-sound relationships. Practice blending sounds into words and identify word parts. Track progress with built-in exercises and quizzes.
Age of Learning, Inc.
Learn letters, numbers, and shapes
Offer interactive for children ages 2–8. Access creative play areas and educational activities. Track progress through structured lessons. Sync with parental accounts for monitoring. Share achievements and milestones.
Age of Learning, Inc.
Learn, complete, and earn badges
Learn subjects like math, science, and literacy through interactive quests and games. Complete challenges, earn rewards, and track progress. Access printable worksheets and watch instructional videos.
CFC s.r.o.
Learn to read with interactive stories
Teaches with and nouns. Includes 220 Dolch and 94 nouns. Supports preschool through 3rd grade. Features interactive lessons, progress tracking, and phonics-based activities.
TTW Innovations LLC
Teach reading with interactive stories
Teach children ages 3-8 to with phonics-based lessons. Follow scripted instructions to guide reading sessions. Track progress through interactive activities and games. Receive guidance on how to engage and support learning during co-play sessions.
RosiMosi LLC
Learn, play, and master subjects
Teach math and reading through interactive and lessons aligned with state curriculum standards. Children can practice numbers, letters, and basic concepts. Parents and teachers can track progress and access lesson plans.
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