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Teach the World to Read LLC
Learn to read and write with activities
Teaches and writing through interactive activities. Includes phonics exercises, word recognition games, and comprehension questions. Tracks progress and provides feedback. Supports English language learners and kids with ADHD.
Mutacore Co., Ltd.
Speak, translate, and share
Convert spoken words into large, readable in real time. Support two-way communication between users. Allow users to send and receive messages. Enable customization of size and font. Share messages via email or social media.
Aptus Speech and Language Therapy Limited
Target phonemes with games
Speech therapy for children with phonological disorders. Features exercises, customizable levels, and progress tracking. Includes audio feedback, game-based activities, and printable worksheets for therapists and parents.
Visible Body Apps LLC
Study 3D models and animations
Explore 3D models of DNA, cells, and plant tissues. Perform virtual dissections to reveal labels and definitions. View interactive simulations and animations for biological processes.
Rodrigo Belloso
A fun, friendly, and easy calculator.
The app offers a simple and colorful way to perform calculations with themes like cats, dogs, and robots. It features large buttons, a distraction-free interface, and works offline, making it suitable for all ages and preferences.
Friendly Monster Speech Games LLC
Play therapy games without delays
Practice by racing marbles on customizable tracks. Use over 550 custom images for targeted drills. Engage with a friendly character. Track progress and adjust difficulty levels.
Nicolas Lehovetzki
Build words, match letters, play together
Children aged 6 and up can build words using provided syllables, with categories like animals and fruits. Features include 3 difficulty levels, 28 categories, and 600+ words. Adults can improve mental alertness.
BeiZ Oy
Learn letters, reading, and writing skills.
The app helps children ages 3-6 develop letter recognition, alphabet practice, word construction, and basic reading and writing skills. It includes spoken instructions, customized learning pace, and progress tracking for parents.
Kasim Qureshi
And find treasure
Help toddlers to find treasure. Teach matching, sorting, counting, math, and color recognition. Includes activities for preschoolers and autistic children. Parents and teachers can use the for educational play.
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