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Raz Wasserstein
Share photos, messages, and videos
Teachers and administrators can upload and share photos, messages, videos, and newsletters. Track events, developmental observations, and attendance. Send emergency SMS and manage daily reports and sign-up sheets.
Howard Wakefield
Aloud and control characters
Run helps children improve reading skills through an interactive game. Users can aloud to control zany characters that perform actions. The includes animated story scenes and feedback on pronunciation.
Innivo
Create animated scenes with dinosaurs.
The app offers an interactive game for children to create prehistoric scenes using drag and drop interactions, descriptive audio, and sound effects. It helps develop vocabulary, fine motor skills, co-ordination, and creative thinking.
Innovative Investments Limited
Learn words and objects by sight.
This educational game helps children learn words and objects through sight, sound, and touch. The app allows users to add their own voice and pictures for a personalized learning experience.
John Talavera
Vocabulary aid for autism learners.
The app is a vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It helps learners generalize vocabulary and improve categorization skills through interactive sorting activities with real-life photo images.
Shmuel Aber
Learn Aleph Beis interactively and effectively.
The app helps children learn the Aleph Beis through interactive questions and voice guidance. It uses multiple fonts and three progressive levels to familiarize children with Hebrew letters and prepare them for recognition.
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