Apps Like Look! Listen! Learn Language! for iPhone and iPad
Practice words, phrases, and sentences
Teaches speech through step-by-step sentence building. Uses colorful images from three categories: common verbs, contrast words, and animals. Includes a speech model for imitation, audio recording, and playback.
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The app helps children practice the R sound in various word positions and blends. It was designed by a speech therapist to improve articulation and language skills with interactive graphics and sound effects.
The app encourages imitation and sentence use with colors and objects. It helps improve vocabulary, phrase length, spoken sentences, articulation, initiation, choice making, and fluency skills.
The app provides irregular verbs for learning vocabulary to use in various tenses. It offers offline functionality, sample sentences, and pronunciation for words and sentences, even in offline mode.
Helps users express themselves through customizable communication boards with symbols and text. Coach supports therapists in creating personalized communication plans, tracking progress, and providing feedback during sessions.
Enter values for p and q to calculate the zeros of a function using the pq . Store calculations in a history log. View complete solutions and share results. Support for entering fractions. Remove ads for an ad-free experience.
Language reference tool with a professional containing 1.12 million words. Look up translations, verb conjugations, adjective inflections, and noun genders. Search for words by conjugated forms or plurals.
Look up words with definitions, origins, example sentences, and common misconceptions. Access both everyday and professional vocabulary. Retrieve details instantly without ads or external dependencies.
The Apraxia RainbowBee app enhances motor planning for children with speech production challenges. It offers customizable therapy levels, targets, and stimulus trials, incorporating visual, auditory, tactile, and lexical prompts.