Helps children manage time better.
The app helps children with GDD and autism manage time. This version is the result of three weeks of work.
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Slide cards to match values and avoid
Play a card-sliding game where cards are matched by value to stacks. Turn over all cards before the four kings. Receive a short musical piece upon winning. Slide or tap cards to match values. Suitable for casual play during idle moments.
Lovaas Foundation Fundacion
Practice sequences for daily routines
Teaches sequences for daily routines, social scenarios, and emotional responses. Users practice steps through interactive visuals and audio. Includes activities like personal hygiene, outings, and emotional recognition.
Mitchell Mark
Children learn number sense strategies.
The app presents a ten frame with dots that flashes on the screen for a chosen duration. After the ten frame disappears, children select the number of dots they observed, encouraging them to think about quantities in relation to five and ten.
Stoyan Hristov
Children learn numbers addition subtraction
The app helps children build basic math skills through a fun and interactive journey. It features a drag-and-drop interface and a reward system with stars for completing levels and repetition.
Janine Toole
Practice with guided exercises
Builds skills through step-by-step exercises. Offers reading passages with questions to answer. Provides feedback and explanations. Tracks progress over time. Includes interactive activities to reinforce learning.
Min gu Cha
Check scores
Calculate scores based on names of couples or friends. Input names to generate a result. Save the score as an image or share it on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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