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mounir tajaouart
Learn letters with interactive exercises and audio
Learn alphabet with interactive exercises, audio pronunciation, and handwriting practice. Practice matching sounds to characters, building vocabulary, and connecting letters to form words.
Lee Cooper
Practice with tactile flashcards
Learn using tactile-inspired flashcards. Explore all 26 letters with visual dot patterns. Flip through to test memory. Shuffle for varied practice. View high-contrast designs for clarity.
Emrah Kavak
Tap letters in order to learn ABCs
Learn the through interactive gameplay. Tap letters in correct order to progress. Recognize uppercase and lowercase letters. Play with a parent or teacher for guidance. Track progress and reinforce letter identification skills.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Build words, practice , learn rules
Teaches silent final e words through interactive word building and moveable alphabet tools. Students practice constructing words with letter tiles and explore phonetic patterns. Includes activities for reinforcing rules and word structure.
Jan Essig
Learn handwriting, phonics, and letters.
The app teaches preschool and kindergarten children phonics, handwriting, letters, and early reading. It includes 9 school typefaces, dyslexia support, and interactive educational games designed with educators.
Pisit Aussawasuriyawong
Learn to letters through fun
Learn to the through interactive . Practice letter formation with tracing exercises. Play four per letter to reinforce recognition and writing skills. Track progress and receive feedback during gameplay.
dante chu
Learn trace and play letters
The app helps children learn the alphabet through recognition, tracing, and games. It includes a sketchbook and a name-typing activity for extended play without supervision.
Alexandre Minard
Children learn to draw letters.
The app helps children learn to draw letters and practice copying them. A letter drawing algorithm identifies errors and provides rewards on iPad.
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