English Study Step 1
Softheaven Inc.
Learn English language through writing.
The app provides elementary English language education through writing. It incorporates a writing recognition system for dictation practice and learning alphabets.
Learn phonograms and practice sounds
Teaches phonics through phonograms, helping users recognize letter combinations and their corresponding sounds. Includes interactive lessons, sound matching exercises, and progress tracking.
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Softheaven Inc.
Learn English language through writing.
The app provides elementary English language education through writing. It incorporates a writing recognition system for dictation practice and learning alphabets.
Pierre Abel
Learn with talking letters and words
Learn through interactive spelling practice with over 1,900 questions and answers. Hear letter sounds and pronunciations using text-to-speech. Spell-check and pronounce any . Practice spelling with a movable alphabet and receive instant feedback.
Jan Essig
Learn letters, numbers, and writing playfully.
The app teaches preschoolers the alphabet and numbers 1-10 using phonics or letter names. It includes 9 fonts, upper and lower case letters, 80 animals, and a reward system.
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Practice letter names, sounds, and sight words
Practice letter names, sounds, and sight words through personalized exercises. Track progress and repeat exercises for mastery. Receive feedback on accuracy and speed. Sync data across devices for consistent practice.
GLODING INC.
Children learn through senses and exploration.
The app helps young children learn alphabets and words through interactive flashcards. It features animations for letter writing, three words per letter, and original artwork for visual association.
Alexandre Minard
Children learn to draw letters.
The app helps children learn to draw letters and practice copying them. A letter drawing algorithm identifies errors and provides rewards on iPad.
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