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Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Strengthen language through picture descriptions.
The app helps children develop vocabulary and descriptive language skills. It uses artwork and photos for guided or open-ended description practice, supporting language development and confidence.
Aashish Gupta
Teach reading by speaking sounds
Teaches reading through spoken sounds, validating pronunciation and providing feedback. Includes lessons, word recognition exercises, and progress tracking. Supports interactive learning with audio prompts and visual aids.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides 24 real-world photos divided into three groups to teach expressive vocabulary. It includes features like customizable labels, audio options, and two learning enhancement activities to track progress.
Alessandro La Rocca
Giving a voice to children's needs.
The app provides augmentative and alternative communication for children with disabilities. It allows users to create custom boards with pictures and text-to-speech functionality in multiple languages and voices.
Eggroll Games LLC
Match , names, and images
Teaches color recognition through card matching . Users match to names, pictures, or other . Features professional narration, fun music, and positive feedback. Includes a peek button for hints and rewards with balloon popping.
John Talavera
Learn vocabulary through interactive exercises
Teaches emotional vocabulary through labeling, differentiating, and sorting . Includes visual aids and interactive activities. Supports skill development for children with Spectrum Disorder.
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