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Brandon Chinn
Practice skills daily with adaptive exercises
Offers adaptive for children grades K-4. Track progress and adjust difficulty based on performance. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Set personalized learning goals and receive instant feedback.
Edujoy Games Sociedad Limitada
Play and learn
Play memory to improve recall. Engage in visual to enhance observation. Identify shapes and forms. Solve puzzles and navigate mazes. Explore music and sounds. Learn numbers through interactive activities.
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Learn with and games
Kobi lets children drag and drop puzzle pieces to complete scenes. Users can tap on objects to hear sounds and learn names. The includes themed such as Farm Animals, Dinosaurs, Vehicles, and Wonderland.
Yelyzaveta Minkova
Play mini- and develop skills
Teaches creative thinking, attention, and memory through 12 mini-. Encourages fine motor skills and coordination. No internet required. No ads. Simple interface for young children.
MyFirstApp Ltd.
Hidden animals in pictures
Children tap on hidden animals in pictures to reveal them, improving fine motor and visual perception skills. Features include interactive image searching, animal recognition, and age-appropriate educational gameplay.
Mark Hess
Match monsters to letters and numbers
Learn letters, numbers, and sight words through matching games. Help monsters find their babies by matching pairs. Adjust difficulty levels to match child's skill. Track progress and revisit completed levels.
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