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Marvin Krueger
Listen to for focus and relaxation
Customize to match brainwave patterns for relaxation, focus, or sleep. Adjust frequencies and durations. Play guided sessions for meditation or concentration. Track listening history and set reminders. Export audio files for offline use.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Practice the English /r/ sound.
The app provides three interactive activities for practicing the English /r/ sound at word, phrase, and sentence levels. It includes flashcards, a matching game, and a guessing game, supporting up to four players.
toojuice, LLC
Learn with interactive games and animations
Learn basic vocabulary through interactive lessons on numbers, colors, and shapes. Complete visual and auditory exercises. Play vocabulary games after each lesson review. Explore world cultures with animated stories and characters.
Pablo Perez
Play with and
And through interactive . Tap and match to identify them. Listen to voice instructions in multiple languages. Practice reading names of and with text in several languages. Complete puzzles to reinforce learning.
Visual Veggies
Take quizzes and review nutrition content
Study for the Registration for Dietitians with multiple-choice quizzes mirroring the actual format. Review questions organized by the four main domains of the RD . Track progress and performance across practice sessions.
John Talavera
Teach language through visual prompts
Teaches expressive language through real-life photos and labeling exercises. Includes visual schedules, communication cards, and customizable prompts. Tracks progress with activity logs and allows sharing of completed tasks.
eFlashApps, LLC
Learn with interactive flashcards and quizzes
Teaches vocabulary through interactive categories like food, animals, and transportation. Includes words, pictures, voiceovers, and sounds. Features large text and buttons for easy use. Supports voiceovers.
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