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Happy Path Apps, LLC
Practice and language skills with games
For aphasia patients. Includes 350+ preloaded cards and sentences. Allows custom content addition. Targets receptive and expressive language. Records sessions and tracks progress. Offers engaging games for home or clinical use.
ATi Studios A.P.P.S. SRL
Brazilian daily
Brazilian with daily lessons and interactive exercises. Practice speaking, listening, and writing. Track progress with quizzes and vocabulary flashcards. Receive instant feedback on pronunciation and grammar.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app teaches understanding and use of adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives. Users can track progress through reports that average the last three performances of each activity.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides 24 real-world photos divided into three groups to teach expressive vocabulary. It includes features like customizable labels, audio options, and two learning enhancement activities to track progress.
Sierra Vista Software
Build sentences
Teaches children to recognize Dolch through interactive exercises. Builds sentences using these . Includes progress tracking and reading activities to reinforce learning.
Apic Ways DOO
Play to learn basic concepts
Introduce Through Play — Perfect for Ages 1–3 Explore basic concepts through interactive . Tap and count objects to learn numbers. Sing along with counting songs. Match numbers to quantities. Complete simple puzzles to reinforce numeracy skills.
ImagiRation LLC
Learn sounds, sequence words, and articulate clearly
Practice with preverbal exercises, sound sequencing, and articulation drills. Learn to say 500+ words. Record and practice model words. Track progress with built-in exercises and clinical language tools.
BeeMoo, LLC
Practice speech sounds and words
Help users practice producing 2, 3, and 4 syllable words. Focus on weak syllable deletion and syllable stress for English learners. Includes a matching game to reinforce word structure and pronunciation.
Model Me Kids, LLC
Learn emotions with music and photos.
The app teaches about emotions using music and a photo slideshow. It includes audio narration, descriptive text, and songs by a music therapist.
A Brainy Choice, Inc.
Practice synonyms and antonyms interactively.
The app helps users learn word differences through interactive gameplay. It offers 20 levels of synonym and antonym practice with over 400 questions and timed options.
Vipin Nair
Learn rules and practice sentences
Learn rules with interactive exercises and quizzes. Practice sentence structure and vocabulary building. Track progress with detailed feedback and review sessions. Sync learning data across devices.
Jianfeng Wu
Practice strokes, listen to pronunciations, read meanings
Learn Mandarin and Cantonese with stroke-order practice, pronunciation quizzes, and example sentences. Listen to pronunciations and read meanings. Use Apple speech recognition for accurate speaking feedback.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app introduces the concept of opposites using real-life photographs. Learning opposites strengthens word retrieval and comprehension, with progress reports available.
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