upper grades Kanji practice
Kiyoshi Koike
Practice kanji for elementary students.
The app allows users to practice kanji from fourth grade to sixth grade. It tracks 60 kanji characters for fourth grade, 185 for fifth grade, and 181 for sixth grade.
Combine kanji to form idioms.
The app presents a puzzle where players combine scattered kanji characters to form four-character idioms. It features 30 levels across four stages, and completing the rescue unlocks idiom explanations.
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Kiyoshi Koike
Practice kanji for elementary students.
The app allows users to practice kanji from fourth grade to sixth grade. It tracks 60 kanji characters for fourth grade, 185 for fifth grade, and 181 for sixth grade.
Daniel Roth
Combine motions to create curves.
The app generates Lissajous curves by combining horizontal and vertical electron beam motion. Users can tap the screen for a spirograph-like representation and adjust parameters like amplitude, frequency, and phase difference to alter the curve.
Junichiro Seyama
Children guess what character sees.
This app allows children aged 1-3 and parents to play together by guessing objects a character is looking at. The app presents four objects and a character that looks at one when tapped, encouraging children to identify the gazed-at item.
Plus Inc.
Solve puzzles to memorize French regions
Play jigsaw puzzles to memorize regions and departments of . Choose from four difficulty levels with varying hint visibility. Use navigation assistance for beginners. Compete online against other players. Track progress and replay puzzles.
Stephen Mashalidis
Mix and split words to win.
The app presents word-based puzzles where players combine or split words to form new ones. It offers over 100 levels with unique mechanics and chapter-based abilities for a new game experience.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app teaches users to write Kanji characters through a game. It focuses on the correct stroke order for 181 Kanji characters from the 6th grade curriculum.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app provides a game to practice writing Kanji characters. It includes 200 Kanji characters for the 4th grade level, offering a fun alternative to repetitive practice.
Alejandro Ortega Aguilar
Learn objects, animals, instruments, vehicles.
The app features over 300 images and 150 sounds across five categories: animals, vehicles, and musical instruments. It is available in four languages, with more planned.
funspire, Inc.
Third grade kanji learning made easy.
This app covers all kanji learned in the third grade of elementary school. Students can select units to review material at their own pace, with 750 multiple-choice questions available.
Alexandre Minard
Combine puzzle and thinking skills.
The app combines puzzle and thinking elements to help children develop logical reasoning skills. It offers 96 levels across two difficulty settings and three distinct graphic themes: Animals, Pharaohs, and Middle Ages.
Biodome Games ApS
Math candy for young learners.
The app is a mathematics game for children that involves counting candy and solving math problems. It features three difficulty levels and four types of calculations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
HIROAKI TSUKASHIMA
Create original handwritten messages easily.
The app allows users to create original handwritten messages and learn Kanji characters. Users can select character size, writing orientation, and typeface, then save and share their creations.
Phan Tai
Take quizzes and track progress
Vocabulary with flashcards supporting bidirectional translation between and English. Practice quizzes with 10-20 questions per session across JLPT N5 to N1 levels. Review Kanji with readings in Hiragana and Katakana.
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