The app presents dynamic animations and audio for five front and five back American English vowels. It includes an anatomy view with 26 parts that highlight and display names when touched, along with a drawing whiteboard feature.
Explore solar system relative motions and patterns.
The app explores the relative motions of planets, moons, and exoplanet systems. It presents notable patterns created by orbiting bodies and invites users to consider their significance.
Explore colorful flashcards with sounds to learn names of man-made objects. Tap to hear associated sounds. Complete a quiz to test word recognition. Receive feedback on correct answers and stars earned.
Games let kids choose from various colors and tools to fill in pictures. They can zoom in, erase mistakes, and use fun sounds and animations. Completed drawings can be saved or shared.
The app teaches 50 basic object names using photos and drawings in seven languages. It includes three activities: Learn the Word, Find the Word, and Say the Word, with customizable picture choices and rewards.
Learn through interactive scenarios and puzzles. Explore kitchen, corridor, and living room environments to identify hazards. Complete simulations to practice escape and prevention techniques. Listen to voice explanations about protection measures.
The app visually displays time intervals from 1 to 300 minutes. It helps users, including children, understand abstract time concepts with a light-based visualization that flashes and sounds when time expires.
The app teaches children addition and subitizing, which is the ability to recognize a number of objects without counting. It features dinosaur-themed 3-D graphics and audio for solo or multiplayer fun.
The app helps children increase their English vocabulary through play. It contains 250 word puzzles to help children learn common English words and their spelling.
View x-ray videos and 3D animations showing how English are formed in the mouth. Select to visualize, watch detailed breakdowns, and access interactive content created by a Language Pathologist.
The app offers over 130 pages of lessons on parts of speech with examples. Users can study grammar rules, review examples, and test their knowledge with quizzes that provide detailed results and explanations.
The app promotes phonemic awareness, auditory discrimination, and speech sound production for English consonants. It uses characters called Sound Buddies, animated stories, and videos to help children learn sounds and their corresponding letters.