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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism.
The app uses real-life photos to teach vocabulary to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It includes features like customizable labels, audio options, and two learning activities to reinforce vocabulary acquisition and track progress.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides real-life photos for vocabulary teaching, with options for labels, audio, and random presentation. It includes two learning activities to check vocabulary retention and progress reports track user gains.
Maqna Interactive Ltda - Me
Run through levels to become champion
Run through 3D game levels with swipe controls to navigate obstacles and complete level sequences. Choose between a jetpack or kart for transportation. Explore detailed environments like Radial City. Progress through challenges to become a champion.
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.
Rantek Inc.
Numbers and Patterns go hand in hand.
The app helps children ages 3-6 visualize number sequencing through interactive activities. It allows users to assemble patterns by identifying numbers as they are heard aloud, reinforcing number identification and sequence skills.
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