Kids' Words
Circular3D Inc.
Children learn beginning letter sounds.
The app helps children ages 4 to 6 learn beginning letter sounds. Children hear a word, then drag the correct beginning letter into place.
Children match spoken words to pictures.
The app presents a spoken word and four themed pictures for children to match. Children drag the correct picture to the word, which is also displayed visually.
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Circular3D Inc.
Children learn beginning letter sounds.
The app helps children ages 4 to 6 learn beginning letter sounds. Children hear a word, then drag the correct beginning letter into place.
Dmitriy Kuznecov
Learn letters with puzzle
Teaches alphabet through puzzle . Children match letters with corresponding images. Features interactive puzzles, sound effects, and progress tracking. Encourages memory, focus, and problem-solving skills.
Sergey Minkov
Create from photos
Create from photos or choose from ready-made images. Select pictures from the device gallery. Help develop attention, observation, visual memory, fine motor skills, and coordination through puzzle assembly.
RV AppStudios LLC
Teach with flash cards and games
Teach children to read with word games, Dolch list puzzles, and flash cards. Practice vocabulary, phonics, and reading skills through interactive mini-games. Track progress and customize learning sessions for different age groups.
Oleksii Diachenko
Draw and color with fun images
Can color and draw on various images. Choose from multiple templates and customize with colors. Save creations and share them with others. Learn basic art techniques through interactive activities.
CFC s.r.o.
Learn words through fun
Teaches names of shapes, animals, fruits, and clothes through interactive . Features simple drag-and-drop activities, matching exercises, and sound recognition. Includes circus-themed visuals to engage young learners.
KidloLand Kids & Toddler Games
Stories, explore books, morals
Stories with options for self-reading and audio playback. Access 240+ stories including tales, fables, and moral lessons. Enhance reading skills through interactive features and listening practice.
CFC s.r.o.
Learn letters, numbers, and shapes with -themed
Teach basic colors, shapes, and numbers through interactive -themed . Children can drag and drop items, match pairs, and solve simple puzzles. Includes sound effects and animations to engage young learners.
Maribou Inc.
Guess phrases from picture pairs
Guess phrases, expressions, or idioms by comparing images. Choose from 160 options in English, French, or Russian. Track progress and challenge brain skills with varying difficulty levels.
Mikhail Magurean
Learn letters, read, spell, and type words
Teaches children to recognize letters, read, spell, and type simple words. Includes repeated practice for incorrect answers to reinforce . Progress through levels only after mastering each with no mistakes.
Elizabeth Straka Speech Associates, LLC
Target phonemes
Target phonological disorders with therapy. Practice word discrimination using 367 engaging pictures. Customize , track progress, and access cluster reduction exercises. Export data and share with therapists.
CLEVERBIT LTD
Assemble puzzles and pop balloons
Let children assemble cartoon puzzle pieces of dragons, unicorns, and pirates. Pop balloons with on-screen buttons. Play jolly music during gameplay. Develop fine motor skills through puzzle completion.
CFC s.r.o.
Teach reading and math skills
Teaches through interactive tracing and sound matching. Includes recognition games and word-building activities. Syncs with educational standards for preschool and kindergarten. Offers progress tracking and parental controls.
Pierre Abel
Build words and learn spelling skills.
The app offers reading and spelling activities for children ages four to 10. It includes a talking movable alphabet for word building and phonics, along with three spelling activities that increase in difficulty.
Maribou Inc.
Combine pictures to guess words.
The app presents two distinct game modes. In "Two In One," users combine two pictures to form a single word.
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