Whose Toes Are Those?
Eggroll Games LLC
Guess the character by toes.
This app presents a game show where toddlers guess characters by their toes. It helps build recognition, memory, and matching skills for children ages one to four.
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Eggroll Games LLC
Guess the character by toes.
This app presents a game show where toddlers guess characters by their toes. It helps build recognition, memory, and matching skills for children ages one to four.
Max Haertwig
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Create flash for facts, figures, or . Practice with different modes and track progress through levels. Improve memory and academic performance with structured learning exercises.
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Translate numbers into many languages.
The app translates numbers into spelled-out words in over 50 languages. It offers an odometer-style input for easy counting and a game for practicing number recognition.
Lyubov Zhivova
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Teach children to solve with color-coded letters. Features include vocabulary building, spelling practice, reading and writing exercises. Allow users to customize puzzles and track progress. Share completed puzzles with family members.
运斌 李
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Learn simplified and traditional characters with features including pronunciation guides, pinyin, and zhuyin. Practice writing, reading, and speaking. Explore meanings, strokes, radicals, and vocabulary. Access homophones, synonyms, and antonyms.
Lirvana Labs, Inc.
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Teaches English and Math through animated videos, songs, and interactive activities. Includes social emotional learning exercises. Tracks progress and adapts content to individual learning levels.
Mark Fitzgerald
Coach skaters with real-time feedback
View high-definition video examples of figure skating skills. Learn basic edges and turns in ice dancing. Track progress through structured lessons. Access program standards for the Basic Skills Program. Share notes and feedback with instructors.
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