Apps Like High-Frequency Words for iPhone and iPad
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AutiSpark Autism Games: School
KidloLand Kids & Toddler Games
Teach basic concepts with games
Learn to associate objects with pictures, recognize emotions, and sort items through interactive games. Practice matching shapes and colors. Track progress and receive feedback to support skill development.


Sound It Out
I Teach Tiny Humans, LLC
Discover phonics with beginning sounds.
The app helps children discover phonics with beginning, middle, and ending sounds. It offers two levels of play and tracks student progress for customized learning.

My Words: Kids Speech Therapy
Hossam M. Mustafa
Teach and build language skills
Teaches and language skills through interactive games and activities. Includes picture-based communication boards and customizable plans. Tracks progress with visual reports and allows parents to set goals and receive updates.




Ready-DLL
The Office of Head Start
Access resources, build language, track progress
Access information and resources for dual language learners. Track weekly activities to earn badges. Learn survival words and phrases in seven languages. Find tips for classroom setup and language support strategies.



Animals - Match, Tap & Learn
Ripple Digital Publishing
Play animal games and track progress
Teaches animal names through matching games with clues about animal attributes. Includes three difficulty levels for varying skill stages. Offers parental controls to restrict in- purchases and limit access.





German First Words Phonics
Read 'n' Learn ltd
Learn letter sounds, name letters, spell
Teaches letter sounds and word formation through phonics. Includes color hints, letter hints, and combined hints. Allows customization of difficulty five settings. Tracks progress and reinforces spelling skills.

Phonics Hero: Learn to Read
Phonics Hero Limited
Learn to read with superhero fun.
The app offers over 850 phonics games designed for children aged 4-7. It uses a step-by-step approach rooted in the Science of Reading to teach letter sounds, blending, and spelling.
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