One activity before the next.
The app uses a board with photos to show that one activity must happen before the next. It encourages users to complete a less preferred activity by showing a preferred activity will follow.
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Fehners Software LLP
Count down and reward quick dressing
A helps children understand time passing. Displays color changes from green to amber to red. Reveals a fun picture as time decreases. Encourages quick task completion through feedback. Tracks progress with a reward chart system.
BinaryLabs, Inc.
Train fine-motor skills through play
Build fine-motor skills and coordination through play. Complete three skill-building activities. First activity is free; unlock two more via in- purchases. Focus on hand muscle development and finger control.
Inclusive Technology
Develop observation and touch skills.
The app encourages early observation and touch skills with 20 characters and instruments. It helps develop hand-eye coordination and touchscreen use with high-contrast visuals.
TOYA TAP: PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN FREE LEARNING PUZZLES GAMES FOR KIDS TODDLERS LTD
Color pages, draw, and create art
Pages allow users to select from crayons, markers, and a sparkling brush. Animated elements enhance the experience. The interface guides children in specific areas. Users can save and share their artwork.
TalkingPoints Corp
Send messages, receive translations, stay connected
Send and receive messages in preferred language. Translate messages to English for teachers. Communicate with teachers and school. Share updates about child's learning. Collaborate on educational activities. Receive notifications from school.
Preschool2me Inc.
Create beautiful daily activity reports.
The app allows teachers to create daily activity reports that include pictures, lesson plans, diapering, naps, and meals. Sharing a child's daily activities, learning path, pictures, and memorable moments is made simple.
Pierre Abel
Trace letters, numbers, and words
Teach tracing of letters, numbers, and words with interactive lessons. Customize phonics and letter names. Use 16 fonts and 50+ animated stickers for engagement. Track progress and receive rewards.
Mousaab Khaldi
Color with tools and create drawings
With interactive drawings and sound effects. Includes fine motor skill exercises. Features themed images with animated characters. Allows children to create and save their own artwork. Includes drawing lessons and activities.
Pierre Abel
Trace letters, numbers, and words
Teach children to trace letters, numbers, and words with guided exercises. Choose from 16 fonts. Use animated stickers, sound effects, and interactive games to reinforce learning. Track progress and receive fun rewards.
Yousef Zuriqi
Choose pictures to express needs
Allows children to build sentences using preloaded images or photos from camera or library. Users can record and playback sentences to practice speaking. Includes visual aids to support communication and language development.
Inclusive Technology
Explore color touch sounds music
The app provides a finger painting experience with color, sounds, or music. It offers single-touch and multi-touch options to support various interaction preferences and skill development.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Learn basic object names in languages.
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.
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