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John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
Soniqmantra Private Limited
Teach, learn, and grow with structured lessons
Learn phonics through interactive exercises and games. Practice letter recognition and sound identification. Build reading and writing skills with structured lessons. Track progress with visual reports.
KIDA Apps L.L.C.
Trace uppercase and practice writing
Learn to trace uppercase through interactive exercises. Practice writing with guided . Receive instant feedback on letter formation. Explore colorful visuals and simple interface for young learners.
Vojtech Simek
Practice with quizzes and track progress
Learn with interactive quizzes to test knowledge and track progress. Explore full character lists with examples and tips. Practice writing by drawing characters and following stroke guides.
Anton Pacarada
Trace letters with fun graphics
Teaches letter formation through tracing exercises. Includes interactive activities for practice. Features colorful visuals and an intuitive interface. Allows kids to trace letters and reinforce writing skills.
Kouichi INAFUKU
Practice writing Japanese characters easily.
The app helps children practice writing Japanese characters by converting templates into tracing images. Completed letters can be decorated and shared as images.
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