Teach children to voice their problems.
The app helps children manage worries, anxieties, and tantrums by teaching them to voice problems and express feelings. It guides children through a process to put problems into perspective using a scale from 0 to 10.
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Junichiro Seyama
Children guess what character sees.
This app allows children aged 1-3 and parents to play together by guessing objects a character is looking at. The app presents four objects and a character that looks at one when tapped, encouraging children to identify the gazed-at item.
Peter Li
Solve division problems and level up.
The app presents division problems that increase in difficulty as users solve more. Users can share their results with others and compete on leaderboards.
Sergey Malugin
Math practice becomes an adventure.
The app offers an engaging way to master addition and subtraction within 20. It combines education with entertainment through interactive mini-games and handwriting recognition for a natural learning experience.
Siham Aater Taleb
Solve problems with AI
Solve problems by entering equations or descriptions. Receive step-by-step explanations and solutions. Cover topics from basic shapes to advanced theorems. Support multiple problem types and provide clear visual aids.
Gakugei Co.,Ltd.
Learn math with animation and practice.
The app presents mathematics for elementary school children with 25 units and 50 sections. It includes explanatory animations and practice drills to help children learn and solve problems independently.
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