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Sago Sago Toys Inc.
Learn words through playful games
Teaches children to speak through interactive games. Features articulation exercises, pronunciation practice, and communication skill development. Includes activities designed with speech-language pathologists and child development experts.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
Speak for Yourself LLC
Try Speak for Yourself free
AAC users can access nearly 5000 vocabulary words, full programming options, and advanced search features. They can use the history function, hold thoughts, and select voice options.
Bo Innovations Pty Ltd
Create, communicate, and print messages
Create and customize communication boards with symbols and text. Save and organize visual schedules. Share boards with others for collaboration. Export as printable documents or digital files.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Auditory processing exercises for students ages 4-12.
The app provides auditory processing exercises for students ages 4-12 with language delays or CAPD. It focuses on improving auditory attention, memory, and processing of verbal directions with over 1,000 listening exercises and reward games.
Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd
Speech therapy tool for all ages.
The app enhances traditional flip books with technological benefits for speech therapy. Users can target specific sounds and word shapes, hear and record words, and select real words or specific vowels.
Friendly Monster Speech Games LLC
Play therapy games without delays
Practice by racing marbles on customizable tracks. Use over 550 custom images for targeted drills. Engage with a friendly character. Track progress and adjust difficulty levels.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Practice speech with interactive
Offers interactive therapy sessions with 72 cinematic and over 1,200 practice words. Users target specific sounds through visual prompts and repetition. Track progress with built-in assessments and customize therapy plans.
DEVPOCKET LLC
Learn handwriting through guided tracing.
The app helps children learn to write letters, numbers, words, and shapes through guided tracing and repetition. It adapts to each child's pace, building confidence and strong handwriting habits for classroom or home learning.
Su-Kam Intelligent Education Systems Inc
Teach communication through visuals
Teaches communication through using personalized photos. Includes signing videos and lip animations to support language development. Allows printing of choice boards without technology. Encourages interaction through choice-based activities.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Master spatial skills with music.
The app helps children, English Language Learners, and individuals with language delays master spatial skills using real photographs and music. Users earn musical notes to unlock and play virtual instruments.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Unlock deeper language connections through description.
The app uses 6-point semantic mapping to build vocabulary and semantic networks. It features dual-mode learning, a game show atmosphere, and progress tracking for users.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Master verbs with engaging practice activities.
The app targets over 158 essential regular and irregular verbs across three tenses and three levels. It includes flashcards with voice recording and a "Find It!" game with Smart Assist for practice and assessment.
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.
Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd
Practice reading comprehension skills effectively.
The app offers over 1,800 reading comprehension tasks, including phrase and sentence completion. Users can create their own exercises, with hundreds of photographs and automated scoring for progress tracking.
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