Japanese-hiragana
KENJI HIOKI
Learn hiragana with mini games
Learn hiragana with interactive lessons and mini games. Practice reading, writing, and listening. Includes character recognition, pronunciation guides, and progress tracking.
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KENJI HIOKI
Learn hiragana with mini games
Learn hiragana with interactive lessons and mini games. Practice reading, writing, and listening. Includes character recognition, pronunciation guides, and progress tracking.
Starfall Education Foundation
Bridging phonics to reading mastery.
The app builds reading fluency and comprehension using Dolch and Fry sight words. It offers multicultural fiction and nonfiction stories with clickable words and sentences for assistance.
Kingdom Builders Publishing Inc.
Learn stories and pray together
Teaches stories with interactive games and music. Includes guided prayer sessions and daily devotionals. Allows to explore scripture through age-appropriate activities. Parents can monitor progress and ensure content is faith-safe and ad-free.
Smarty Ears, LLC
A contextual speech and language journey.
The app provides a contextual language intervention using school-themed graphics. Students build essential language skills in areas critical for academic success, including categories, inferences, and wh-questions.
文智 祁
Read text, get spoken pronunciation
Listen to articles read aloud with native-quality pronunciation. Adjust reading speed for different skill levels. Highlight text while to improve comprehension. Save favorite articles for later review.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Practice rhymes and sounds with words
Teaches children to identify rhyming words through interactive activities. Helps develop phonemic awareness by breaking words into sounds. Guides recognition of word families by sound. Encourages independent practice with built-in exercises.
Cambridge Health Evaluation Consultancy Ltd
Children learn letter sounds together.
The app teaches children initial phonemes, the first step to becoming confident readers. It uses evidence-based techniques and is designed for parents and children to work together.
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