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Yelyzaveta Minkova
Play to learn and develop skills
Children can identify shapes, colors, and textures through interactive challenges. Complete weekly puzzles to improve visual memory and coordination. Tap and drag objects to enhance fine motor skills. Receive instant feedback on correct answers.
John Talavera
Vocabulary aid for autism learners.
The app is a vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It helps learners generalize vocabulary and improve categorization skills through interactive sorting activities with real-life photo images.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Building semantic connections for all ages.
The app enhances language skills through research-backed techniques like categorization and association using pictures and audio. It offers customized activities and progress tracking for SLPs, parents, and teachers.
RMB INVESTMENT COMPANY, INC
Play, learn, and grow with interactive games
Explore interactive games for toddlers with over 9 levels featuring increasing complexity. Learn letters, numbers, and shapes through voice-guided activities. Complete tasks and progress through challenges designed for children 1 year and older.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Understanding social behavior in everyday situations.
The Social Norms App teaches children appropriate social behavior through clear explanations and interactive exercises. It covers real-world scenarios to build social awareness at home, school, and in the community.
Gleb Zakharov
Play, sort, and compare objects
Educational game for children aged 2-5. Features include comparing and sorting objects with one touch. Contains three mini- with increasing complexity. Teaches concepts like animals, birds, food, and toys through colorful visuals.
Gennadii Zakharov
Play puzzles, learn logic, grow smart
Logic puzzles offers six mini-games with 36 levels for children aged 2-5. Features include drag-and-drop sorting, pattern recognition, and matching exercises. Users can progress through levels, track achievements, and receive feedback within the .
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
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