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Duck Duck Moose LLC
Track progress with parent reports
Teaches phonics and through zoo-themed games. Includes word and letter activities with animals like flamingos and lions. Tracks progress with a parent reporting tool. Aligns with Common Core State Standards. Ages 3-7.
Tinybop Inc.
Explore ecosystems, discover species, build habitats
Explore interactive dioramas of forests, deserts, and grasslands. Discover species through animations and simulations. Learn about ecosystems, habitats, and biodiversity. Conduct virtual experiments and observe changes over time.
STQRY Limited
Explore sites and history in DC
Explore historical and cultural sites significant to peoples in Washington, DC. View interactive maps with location details. Learn about tribal history, federal policies, and advocacy efforts.
SPARK INTERNATIONAL FOR SOFTWARE SERVICES AND SOLUTIONS SAE
MintyBrain, Inc.
Learn through interactive visuals
Learn facts through interactive games that focus solely on concepts. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Track progress with visual feedback and adjust difficulty levels. Share achievements with parents or teachers.
Hema Pandey
Explore activities by age and skill
Explore age-specific activities, videos, and games tailored for child development from birth to age 13. Organize content by age group, skill, and learning category. Track progress through interactive exercises and developmental milestones.
Muhammad Aamir
Explore letters, numbers, and sounds
Teaches basic concepts through simple, interactive lessons. Includes activities for counting, shapes, colors, and letters. Features guided reading with audio narration. Allows parents to set learning goals and track progress.
Duck Duck Moose LLC
Solve puzzles, learn sequences, build skills
Pop offers animated puzzles with moving characters and animals. Users solve puzzles by arranging pieces. Features include 27 levels, color recognition, shape identification, pattern matching, and sequencing exercises.
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