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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.
Read 'n' Learn ltd
Learn French words with phonics.
The app teaches French words using phonics. Children learn letter sounds, names, and spelling across four categories.
Iaroslav Mironov
With picture matching game
Basic through a matching game with picture and word pairs. Tap to find matches and reinforce vocabulary. Access additional language learning games on the developer's website.
Wolfgang Rist
Drag letters to make words.
The app presents over 170 flash cards across five difficulty levels for children aged 5 to 9. It supports multiple languages including German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, and Swedish, with audio for German and English words.
Ihor Dolhalov
Add , track progress, test
Help children learn with customizable word lists. Add any for weekly practice. Test with quizzes and progress tracking. Receive instant feedback on answers. Sync progress across devices.
Imad Al-Zaidi.
Learn , , and pronunciation
Learn to read, write, and pronounce and through interactive games. Practice speaking, listening, and writing with real-world scenarios. Access 100 topics covering daily life and travel. Complete exercises to improve language skills.
Alexandre Minard
Twenty five educational games included.
The app provides 25 educational games including puzzles, memory challenges, drawing, spelling, and arcade-style activities. Users can unlock the full version of all 25 games with a single purchase.
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