This app uses a visual coding system to help children and young people improve their understanding and production of English sentence structure and grammar. It's designed for educators and therapists to personalize learning for individual students.






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This app uses a visual coding system to help children and young people improve their understanding and production of English sentence structure and grammar. It's designed for educators and therapists to personalize learning for individual students.














This app helps young children improve speech sounds through interactive practice. It visually demonstrates mouth movements for articulation and offers a minigame for sound identification. Developed by a speech-language pathologist, it's designed for children aged 3-6 with speech difficulties or English language learners.


This app provides activities to help children develop listening, discrimination, and speech sound production skills. It focuses on 41 English speech sounds with visual prompts and evidence-based exercises, designed for children with Down syndrome and suitable for babies from six months.


This app uses a visual coding system to help children and young people with language disorders improve sentence structure and grammar. It employs colors, arrows, lines, and shapes to represent word classes, tense, and sentence structure, aiding in understanding and producing English sentences.


This app provides activities to help children, particularly those with Down syndrome, learn to combine sounds and produce early speech. It focuses on developing attention, listening, and the production of vowel-consonant combinations and symbolic sounds, building towards clearer word formation.




This app offers structured activities and visual aids to help parents and educators teach young children, particularly those with Down syndrome, to understand and say 60 common first words. It features personalized pictures and a comprehensive guide for step-by-step learning.