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Self-Monitor: Habit Changer

by Janine Toole

$6.99

This app helps students improve focus and behavior by setting personalized self-monitoring tasks. Teachers can customize check-in questions, frequency, and session duration, with options for sound, vibration, or visual reminders. It supports up to 9 students and tracks mastery criteria for behavioral goals.

Customizable self-monitoring tasksAdjustable check-in frequencySound, vibration, and visual reminders

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Sorting by Teach Speech Apps

Colors, shapes, coins & more

$2.99

This educational app helps develop sorting and classifying skills through interactive activities. It covers concepts like shapes, colors, feelings, and coins, enhancing vocabulary and hand-eye coordination. Designed for learning alongside an adult, it offers multi-sensory feedback and aligns with educational standards.

Sorting and classifying skillsVocabulary enrichmentHand-eye coordination

Interactive trade-first subtraction methodCustomizable number of digits (2-5)Random and custom problem generation

Trade-First Subtraction

by Esa Helttula

$3.99

This educational app teaches and reinforces the trade-first subtraction method with interactive, step-by-step animations. Users can practice with customizable numbers and settings, receiving immediate feedback on their work. It's designed to be an intuitive tool for mastering subtraction strategies.

by Ventura Educational Systems

Parts of Speech Machine

$0.99

This app makes learning parts of speech engaging for students. It generates random sentences for interactive quizzes, helping users identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more. Visual and sound effects enhance the learning experience.

Random sentence generation for quizzesInteractive part of speech identificationCovers 10 parts of speech

Read short passages with central themesPractice critical thinking with multiple-choiceReceive instant feedback

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Comprehension Made Easy

$2.99

This app helps students improve reading comprehension by focusing on identifying the main idea of short passages. It offers practice with multiple-choice questions and provides instant feedback to reinforce learning.

Critical Thinking Learning

Is that Silly?

$14.99

This app uses vibrant illustrations of absurd scenarios to help children develop critical thinking and language skills. It's designed to assist those with ADHD, Autism, and language disorders by encouraging attention to detail and vocabulary expansion.

Identify silly vs. not silly image pairsExplain why scenarios are absurdCustomizable auditory and text prompts

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