Build a city, learn words.
The app is a casual learning builder game for children aged 5-9. Children build their own city and help citizens by spelling English words, learning letters, sounds, and basic words.
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GLODING INC.
Children learn through senses and exploration.
The app helps young children learn alphabets and words through interactive flashcards. It features animations for letter writing, three words per letter, and original artwork for visual association.
CROMBEZ Emmanuel
Practice drawing forms to write letters
Teaches children to draw basic shapes like lines, circles, and loops. Includes guided exercises and progress tracking. Offers interactive activities to build letter formation skills.
Kevin Fichman
Learn sight words with audio flashcards.
The app teaches young children the first 100 sight words using visual flash cards and spoken audio. It is suitable for educational activities, speech therapy, and improving memory recognition.
Apps Bergman Ltda
Learn , hear pronunciations, spell aloud
Teaches children to speak and spell with over 600 illustrated . Features categories for everyday objects, adjustable pronunciation speeds, and spelling guidance. Includes interactive elements for young learners.
Stoyan Hristov
Children learn letters and alphabet games.
The app provides puzzles, matching games, and tracing activities to help children learn letters and the alphabet. It offers three levels for each letter, making learning an enjoyable experience.
Magicbox Animation Private limited
Learn Tamil Alphabets Interactive Medium
The app helps children learn Tamil alphabets through an interactive medium. Kids can recognize letters with clear sound and images, making learning fun and quick.
Appsipaja Oy
Words and
& : helps children learn spelling through a fun game. Users tap blocks to reveal animal images and the corresponding word. The offers a scalable hint system to adjust difficulty. It includes 50 animal images and words for free, permanent use.
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