Read words, build sentences, progress
Learn to read through interactive activities that combine evidence-based reading instruction with speech therapy principles. Practice phonics, sound recognition, and word decoding across different skill levels.
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Smarty Ears, LLC
Interactive science adventure for pre-reading skills.
The app provides interactive science-themed labs for children to practice phonological awareness skills. It includes sentence, decoding, rhyming, and syllable activities with adaptive levels and data tracking.
AME Mobile Inc.
Explore size quantity numbers and position
The app helps young children explore size, quantity, and numbers through playful interaction. It encourages comprehension using visuals and audio prompts, with reinforcement based on Applied Behavior Analysis principles.
EDOKI ACADEMY
Learn math with Montessori methods.
The app presents an in-depth, step-by-step approach to addition and subtraction using Montessori materials. It features color-coded place values and activities to help children understand number concepts up to 9,999.
Enes Aydin
Through games and audio lessons
Through interactive games that combine visual, auditory, and reading elements. Study 500 words with images and native voice audio. Choose from 15 categories including alphabet, numbers, colors, animals, and more.
Leading Edge for Digital Training Services LLC
Learn Arabic with interactive lessons
Learn Arabic through interactive games, flashcards, and activities. Practice reading, writing, and speaking skills. Track progress with built-in assessments and receive feedback. Engage in structured lessons based on a verified curriculum.
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.
Mobile Education Store LLC
Build abstract question answering skills.
The app helps elementary-aged children answer abstract questions and create responses based on inference. It uses audio clips to improve auditory processing for children with autism spectrum disorders or sensory processing disorders.
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