Apps Like Touch and Write: Queensland for iPhone and iPad
Write with shaving cream, paint, and jello
Practice Beginners Font with a accent. Listen to letter sounds while writing. Use shaving cream, paint, or jello for tactile learning. Create custom word lists or choose from high frequency words and word families. Toggle audio for letter sounds.
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Teaches through interactive stories and phonics-based lessons. Includes audio narration, word highlighting, and progress tracking. Allows customization of level and vocabulary. Syncs with devices for continued learning.
With interactive tools including translation, handwriting, image, and voice recognition. Access a user forum for question-asking and experience sharing. Visualize 1709 syllables for memorization.
Create and customize calligraphy strokes with and ink effects. Adjust pressure sensitivity for realistic writing. Save and share digital calligraphy works. Import images for overlay and composition. Export in various file formats.
Teaches reading with interactive word recognition games. Customizable settings for different skill levels. Includes phonics-based activities and progress tracking. Supports multiple languages. Allows parents to set goals and monitor child's progress.
The app helps children learn to read and spell French by building words with a talking movable alphabet. It includes immersive French content, multiple voices, and customizable word lists with user-added images.
The app allows creation of various test formats including Q&A, multiple-choice, spelling, and flashcards. It supports over 27 languages for text-to-speech, and can include multimedia elements like pictures, videos, and voice recordings.
Analyze for personality insights. Receive personalized feedback on letter formation and spacing. Practice writing with guided exercises. Track progress over time. Sync data across devices. Export analysis reports.
The app provides word prediction for students using a third-party keyboard. As letters are typed, it predicts intended words with suggestions that can be read aloud.