Children learn letter sounds together.
The app teaches children initial phonemes, the first step to becoming confident readers. It uses evidence-based techniques and is designed for parents and children to work together.
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Little 10 Robot, LLC
Action verbs help toddlers learn ABCs.
The app uses 26 action verbs to help toddlers learn the ABCs through preschool puzzles and mini-games. It includes an engaging alphabet sing-a-long song and an interactive alphabet for reciting letters.
Yelyzaveta Minkova
Play mini- and develop skills
Teaches creative thinking, attention, and memory through 12 mini-. Encourages fine motor skills and coordination. No internet required. No ads. Simple interface for young children.
Ellie's Games, LLC
Learn letters with fun dot popping.
The app helps children master letter sequencing from A to Z through vibrant colors and delightful dot popping. It offers an engaging and visually stimulating way for children to recognize letters and their order.
Jonah Elgart
Learn with songs and games
Teaches lowercase through interactive games and animations. Includes letter recognition, pronunciation, and song. Features free a-e with in- purchase for full . Includes playful characters and sound effects.
PINWHEEL LABS EOOD
Learn letter sounds and names
Teaches through letter sounds and names using distinción or seseo modes. Includes -based word associations. Allows users to practice letter recognition and pronunciation. Tracks progress through interactive lessons and exercises.
Read 'n' Learn ltd
Learn French words through phonics.
The app teaches letter sounds and names using phonics. Children learn to connect sounds to words, recognize letters, and build spelling skills through exploration and adaptive challenges.
MMC Playkids Holdings B.V
Games for learning and fun.
The app offers five games for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice early literacy, math, and problem-solving skills. Colorful characters guide children ages 2-6 through concepts like letter recognition, counting, and patterns.
Frank Thamel
Learn through interactive activities
Children engage in interactive activities that promote language and numeracy skills. They explore content across physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development areas.
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