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Christopher Mayberry
Communicate with customizable symbols and text
KB offers pre-loaded communication tiles for emotions, food, family, and more. Users can customize layouts, add photos, and create personalized boards. Supports text-to- and symbol-based communication. Includes -grade tools for and language support.
ABA World LLC
Learn with interactive lessons
Skill-building activities include interactive games and tools for linguistic, cognitive, and educational development. Progress tracking allows users to monitor growth and achievements. Customizable learning paths adapt to individual needs and goals.
Mustafa Genc
Play word games with friends and
Play a word game with or friends to guess words without using forbidden terms. Choose from multiple languages, adjust difficulty levels, and track team scores with a built-in timer. Features a simple interface and works offline.
EDOKI ACADEMY
Learn numbers with interactive animated scenes.
The app introduces numbers and quantities from 0 to 9 to children in an interactive environment. Children count and interact with animated scenes while learning numbers in up to 14 languages.
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.
Sped Connect LLC
Organize schedules and track progress
Track and share Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) with teachers and specialists. Store all documents in one place for easy access. Set reminders for meetings and deadlines. Receive updates on school progress and support services.
Brain Parade, LLC
Create lessons with visual exercises
Teach and reinforce concepts with visual aids and interactive exercises. Create custom lessons using a starter library or purchase specialized libraries. Access a community for shared lessons and updates.
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.
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