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CLEVERBIT LTD
Learn letters, build words, save animals
Learn Russian and Ukrainian letters through interactive games. Identify letter sounds and build words from letters. Includes reading exercises for children and language learners. Tracks progress and provides feedback during gameplay.
Alexander Kondrashov
Learn words with flashcards and
Learn vocabulary with offline and card creation. Search in both directions. Create flashcards for study. Sync cards with "Urok Slov" . View word translations, spelling, and pronunciation. No internet required.
LLC "1C-Publishing"
Learn letters, read, and play with puzzles
Teaches reading and letters in Russian and English through games, puzzles, coloring, and memory exercises. Includes alphabet lessons, tracing, and first words. Builds vocabulary and focuses on attention and memory skills. No ads or internet required.
Dmitrii Zhirma
Communicate with visual symbols
Help children with autism learn to communicate through visual symbols and phrases. Select and arrange icons to form sentences. Record and playback voice messages. Save and share communication boards. Track progress with customizable settings.
The New School Limited Liability Company
Practice exams and review materials
Prepare for the 2025 with practice tests and instant feedback. Access questions in subjects like Russian, math, informatics, physics, biology, chemistry, history, social studies, geography, literature, and English.
Igor Shapkin
Test road signs with quiz mode
Learn traffic signs through two game modes: multiple-choice quizzes and true/false questions. Select categories to focus on specific sign types. Test knowledge with interactive questions and reinforce understanding through repeated practice.
Aleksei Neiman
Learn letters through interactive games
Teaches children the alphabet through interactive games and animated characters. Features include letter recognition, word association, and themed activities. Includes hundreds of animations and detailed illustrations to engage young learners.
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