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Mobizion
Learn letters, numbers, and shapes
Teach preschoolers letters, numbers, and shapes through interactive . Features include letter tracing, drag-and-drop activities, object matching, phonics exercises, and spelling challenges.
Sophie Houlden
Roll , customize, track results
Roll virtual in 3D with support for custom creation and standard notation. Select from preloaded for RPGs or input custom rolls. Save frequently used expressions for quick re-rolling.
Oddrobo Software AB
Explore islands and solve puzzles
Educational for grades K-3. Features include counting exercises, number matching, dot-to-dot drawing, color-by-number activities, pattern completion, and memory games. Players collect stars and progress through islands.
WGBH Interactive
Pop bubbles, recognize numbers, learn.
The app features eight levels of bubble-blowing and popping excitement for two players. It promotes collaboration and social learning while helping children recognize sets of objects without counting.
Mikhail Magurean
Trace numbers, match sequences, count shapes
Learn numbers and through interactive activities. Trace numbers up to 100, match numbers to sequences, and count geometric shapes. Provide feedback on answers and progress.
123 Kids Fun Sp. z o.o.
Learn Through Play Educational Games
The app offers interactive games and activities for cognitive development. It covers letters, numbers, shapes, music, animals, and more, with a sticker book and photo feature.
Moo Moo Lab LLC
Learn and play with sea animals.
The app offers interactive mini-games for children to learn and play. It enhances hand-eye coordination, vocabulary, color recognition, visual discrimination, counting, auditory processing, and fine motor skills with sea animal illustrations.
Eli Hooper
Hop over obstacles and collect bugs
Tap the screen to move a frog left or right, avoiding obstacles like rocks and predators. Collect flying bugs to replenish life energy. Progress through levels with increasing difficulty.
WGBH Interactive
Skate through the city collecting items.
The app helps children strengthen subitizing skills by recognizing sets of one to five objects without counting. It reinforces number names and symbols, aligning with research-based early math learning trajectories.
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