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Christian Urff
Build number sense with finger recognition.
The app builds quantity recognition and a sense of number for early math. It offers game and practice modes with flexible number ranges and adaptive features for individual learners.
ROBERT B TURNBULL
Learn vocabulary with elegant design.
The app offers a simple and fun way to learn vocabulary with an elegant interface and beautiful backgrounds. It supports the ProVoc file format and provides access to a large online database of vocabulary files.
Learning Apps
Problems with fun challenges
Review and navigate problems without solving them or seeking answers. Explore concepts through interactive scenarios. Customize difficulty based on grade level. Track progress and revisit problems for review.
Hugo Pinon
Explore elements with 3D AR visuals
Explore elements through 3D models and augmented reality. Tap to rotate elements and view their properties. Access detailed information about atomic structure and chemical behavior. Sync with educational resources for in-depth learning.
Generation 5
Early learning activities for young children.
The app introduces children aged 12 to 36 months to a digital world with a bear cub companion. Children can learn gestures, words, and movement coordination through hide and seek and other activities.
Robert Wilkens
Track attendance and behavior with seating charts
Track attendance and homework using a customizable seating chart. Log behaviors like "Talkative" or "Helpful" directly on the chart. Randomly select students for participation and create groups for activities.
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