Learning facial expressions for emotions.
The app helps children learn facial expressions for emotions like happy, sad, and angry. It includes customizable games and rewards to keep children engaged while learning to identify emotions.
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ImagiRation LLC
Train minds with interactive
For toddlers help improve concentration, reasoning, and cognitive development. Features include interactive games that increase in difficulty, visual and spatial challenges, and logic-based exercises designed by neuroscientists.
Sakda Setrin
Play and develop skills
Solve to improve problem-solving, logical thinking, concentration, and memory. Choose puzzle difficulty and themes. Share progress with family members. Track completed and skill development.
Gleb Zakharov
Play, sort, and learn
Teaches children 2-5 years old to compare and sort objects. Includes 12 mini- covering animals, day/night, seasons, and solid shapes. Features colorful visuals and interactive touch-based activities to introduce basic concepts.
MOBILIZAR TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
Connect with parents and share insights
Connect with other parents to share experiences and ask early learning questions. Access professional advice on parenting skills. Track children’s learning progress using Orboot, Plugo, and Tacto. Discover activities to develop new-age skills.
Kindertales Inc.
Manage child care and development digitally
Create daily reports and manage attendance records. Send photos and videos to parents. Track child progress and generate activity summaries. Access a user-friendly interface designed for classroom teachers.
Esmat Amer
Children learn colors with fun expressions.
The app teaches children color names in Arabic, English, and French. Children tap colors to hear pronunciation and see changing facial expressions for a fun learning experience.
MagicBlox Inc.
Explore in multiple languages
Explore in multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, and Italian. Parents can help children learn to read and explore different cultures. New are added weekly by a creator community.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Engaging oral motor exercises for children.
The app provides 15 oral motor exercises with auditory and visual cues. Parents and therapists can adjust repetitions for movements like puckering lips and puffing cheeks.
Jannat Behbehani
Explore symbols, words, and phrases
Helps children with speech delays, autism, or non-verbal communication needs. Features include multilingual support, visual communication boards, and customizable voice output.
Valup Technology, Inc.
Child's learning experience with colors shapes.
The app offers learning activities for children aged 2 to 5, focusing on colors, shapes, and memorization. It includes games like "Find me!" and "shapes & Colors," with additional in-app purchases for more educational content.
Alexandre Minard
Play to untangle and improve observation skills
Help children untangle within a time limit to improve observation and visual skills. Features include interactive animations, age-appropriate sounds, and a fun learning environment designed for kids aged 2 to 7.
Lovaas Foundation Fundacion
Practice everyday sequences and emotions.
The app provides 100 exercises for practicing everyday sequences and 60 exercises for identifying emotions in social situations. It offers configurable options for adapting the app to individual children.
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