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This augmented reality application is specially created for children, so that children can better study the world around them, learn colors, letters and words
Little Teacher AR
by Katelyn Miller
What is it about?
This augmented reality application is specially created for children, so that children can better study the world around them, learn colors, letters and words. Over 70 different shapes and augmented reality alphabet. Browse, listen and learn simply. Even a child will understand the interface, because the application is specially designed so that you cannot encounter difficulties in learning. All basic shapes - circle, triangle, square, rectangle and rhombus in different colors. Install the app and learn the alphabet.
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App Store Description
This augmented reality application is specially created for children, so that children can better study the world around them, learn colors, letters and words. Over 70 different shapes and augmented reality alphabet. Browse, listen and learn simply. Even a child will understand the interface, because the application is specially designed so that you cannot encounter difficulties in learning. All basic shapes - circle, triangle, square, rectangle and rhombus in different colors. Install the app and learn the alphabet.
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