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Little Bit Studio, LLC
Match pieces, find , follow sequences
Learning through interactive games, children can identify colors and shapes, practice letter recognition, and develop memory skills. Activities include matching broken pieces, finding differences, and following sequences.
Zad Group Investment Company
Track prayer times and perform wudhu reminders
Teaches children wudhu and salah through interactive lessons and illustrations. Includes step-by-step guides, animations, and audio instructions. Allows users to practice rituals and review procedures with visual aids.
John Talavera
Vocabulary aid for children with Autism.
The app provides real-life photos to aid vocabulary development for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It includes two game-like activities to check vocabulary retention and track progress through reports.
Pablo Perez
Play with and
And through interactive . Tap and match to identify them. Listen to voice instructions in multiple languages. Practice reading names of and with text in several languages. Complete puzzles to reinforce learning.
Pablo Perez
Play, , and repeat and
, , and vowels through interactive games and exercises. Practice writing and pronunciation with multilingual text and voices in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
Gleb Zakharov
Play, sort, and learn
Teaches children 2-5 years old to compare and sort objects. Includes 12 mini- covering animals, day/night, seasons, and solid shapes. Features colorful visuals and interactive touch-based activities to introduce basic concepts.
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.
123 Kids Fun Sp. z o.o.
Develop math skills at their own pace.
The app offers six math games aligned with Common Core Standards. It helps children learn number names, counting, writing numbers, and basic addition and subtraction.
Carmine T. Guida, Inc.
Program a robot through puzzle levels.
The app is a puzzle game where users program a robot with commands to complete levels. It helps users think and plan logically, suitable for ages six and up.
Benedict Coulter
Explore animated songs and videos
Children can explore letters, numbers, animals, colors, and shapes through animated songs, videos, and interactive games. They can listen to classical music and lullabies, read along with books, and use soundboards to enhance learning.
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