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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app focuses on fundamental vocabulary building concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It uses real-life photographs and requires learners to demonstrate understanding through categorization and sorting activities.
Romain,Raphael BATLLE
Guide kids with screen-free learning activities
Parents guide structured, screen-free activities using everyday objects to support children's development. Sessions focus on cognitive skills through short, evidence-based exercises. Track progress and access guided instructions within the .
Sergey Rozovik
Develop essential thinking skills with exercises.
The app helps children aged 4–6 develop thinking skills through interactive exercises. It teaches logical concepts like cause and effect, sequencing, and material-to-product relationships using 220 images.
DOO DOCUS CACAK
Learn through puzzles and riddles
Learn letters, numbers, and shapes through interactive puzzles, coloring pages, and riddles. Engage with fun activities that teach alphabet recognition, number memorization, and basic shape identification.
Bebi LLC
Explore puzzles and
Offers interactive for toddlers aged 2–5. Features include puzzles, matching, sorting, and caring activities. Users learn simple facts through engaging play. Tap targets are large for easy interaction. Feedback is gentle and encouraging.
MORE CHINESE EDUCATION & TECHNOLOGY CO.,LIMITED
Language initiation for young children.
The app offers 26 letter adventures for children aged 3-5. It provides a linguistic starting point with over 160 learning games and four modules to familiarize children with the English environment.
WILLIWAW HUB UNIPESSOAL LDA ZONA FRANCA DA MADEIRA
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