ÄssäTreeni vs Lil' Clock

Is your child still mispronouncing the S sound? ÄssäTreeni takes them step by step to a smooth S sound using methods developed by Finnish speech therapists. The sounds are almost invariably learned through regular home practice, and ÄssäTreeni is an effective tool for this. The application has been developed in collaboration with Finnish speech therapists. The application contains versatile tasks for practicing pronunciation through various gamified exercises, following the structure used in speech therapy for learning the /s/ sound. The application also includes comprehensive instructional videos from a speech therapist. ÄssäTreeni is suitable for children of all ages. However, we recommend that an adult and child use ÄssäTreeni together, so that the adult can support the child when necessary and at the same time spend quality time learning together.

Lil' Clock is a fun app that helps your child learn how to tell time in an enjoyable way. Lil' Clock teaches through simple exercises what it means when the clock is on the hour, half-past, as well as quarter to or past. The game is available in English and Finnish, and it does not require reading or writing skills for the exercises. The learning environment is encouraging, playful and stress-free. The app includes a parents' section where you can adjust the game to suit your child's needs. For example, you can add minutes to the clock face to make gameplay easier. For the English version, the adult can choose between the preferred way time is spoken out loud: numbers + hours, past & to, after & 'til, quarters, and more. Lil' Clock is an app specifically designed for young children. It is absolutely child-safe in both its atmosphere and content, making it suitable for all kids. This means: - No advertisements - No in-app purchases - No data collection - No need for an internet connection Lil' Clock is made in Finland, the land of high-quality education. The creators have extensive experience in children's games, data security, and app development, and are parents themselves. The game is published by the Viihdevintiöt media, which, for over a decade, has been reviewing educational children's games and covering the safety of children's games in Finland: www.viihdevintiot.com The technical implementation of the game is handled by: www.planetjone.com