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Vocabulary aid for autism learners.
The app is a vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It helps learners generalize vocabulary and improve categorization skills through interactive sorting activities with real-life photo images.
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Learn through structured lessons with articles tailored for beginning and intermediate learners. Each lesson includes short stories, audio with native speakers, and explanations of new vocabulary.
Track completed chores and earn stars for each task. Set daily or weekly goals and receive rewards upon completion. View progress reports and customize items. Sync across devices and receive notifications for task updates.
Learn with an offline featuring customizable UI, search in , English, Japanese, or Chinese. Access definitions in four languages with over 60,000 entries. Explore Hanja through sorting and filtering options.
The app teaches children letters, words, numbers, and phonics. It includes individual user setup and online performance reporting for parents and teachers.
The app allows users who cannot speak to communicate by speaking sentences aloud. It is suitable for individuals with communication difficulties, including those who use symbols, and can be used with Grid 3 or The Grid 2.
Help teachers and parents set and adjust IEP for math, reading, writing, behavior, social, communication, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Track progress manually or set short-term objectives. Modify based on individual student needs.
The app provides miniature guides for everyday activities and venues to build independence and confidence. It offers visual, audio, and text instructions in multiple languages.
The app offers a gentle introduction to animals, language, and cause-and-effect play. It features distinct animal characters, flexible language options, and calm visuals for children under four.
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.
Play animal-themed jigsaw puzzles and to improve memory and cognitive skills. Select pieces to assemble images. Choose from cartoon animals like mammoths and dinosaurs. Complete puzzles to unlock new levels.
Learn vocabulary through an interactive 3D environment. Tap objects to discover their names and pronunciations. Practice speaking with real-time feedback. Complete quests to reinforce skills. Track progress and review words for retention.
Learn English with detailed definitions, example sentences, and audio pronunciation. Read engaging stories that incorporate vocabulary to enhance comprehension and retention. Track progress and review for reinforcement.