We're pleased to announce a new addition to our family of apps: Dexteria Jr. New research shows that early fine motor skill development improves math, reading, and science scores later on. Inspired by our award-winning app Dexteria, we created a brand new app for smaller hands and younger minds. We added music, characters, sprite animations, and some surprises to make it fun and engaging for preschoolers and toddlers.
It's a great addition to the Dexteria family of apps for occupational therapy. They are favorites of OTs, teachers, and parents using iOS devices (the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch) as therapeutic tools. All of our apps feature automatic reporting and tracking to identify time on task and progress. Multi-user versions are available as an in-app purchase.
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Dexteria Jr. - Fine Motor Skill Development for Toddlers & Preschoolers
Dexteria Jr. is a set of hand and finger exercises that help develop fine motor skills and handwriting readiness. The activities are specially designed for kids age 2-5. New characters, sprite animations, music, and sound effects all add up to a fun and engaging experience for toddlers and preschool-aged children.
Watch the Dexteria Jr. video demo.


Dexteria - Fine Motor Skill Development for Grades K - Adult
Our flagship app Dexteria is a set of therapeutic hand exercises that improve fine motor skills and handwriting readiness in children and adults. The exercises take advantage of the multi-touch interface to help build strength, control, and dexterity.
Watch the Dexteria video demo.

LetterReflex - Overcoming Letter Reversals & Backwards Writing in Early Childhood Development & Dyslexic Children
LetterReflex is a fun way to learn the correct orientation for common letters "b" or "d" and "p" or "q" and numbers 3, 6, and 9. The activities use kinesthetic learning to teach mapping of left/right sides and correct letter/number formation.
Watch the LetterReflex video demo.
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P.O.V. - Spatial Reasoning Skills Development
P.O.V. (Point of View) is a set of activities that teach spatial reasoning skills through fun, challenging, interactive activities. These spatial reasoning activities help develop an understanding of left and right, and math and mapping skills.
Watch the P.O.V. video demo.
Attention Schools and other Volume Purchase Program Customers:
We've created special versions of our OT apps just for you.
Buy these special VPP versions to get the best pricing and easiest code administration. These versions have the same award-winning activities as the originals, but have multi-user tracking and reporting built-in.
Apple's Volume Purchase Program (VPP) is available in the following countries:
Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Spain, United Kingdom, and the United States.
Accolades:
Our apps have received numerous awards and accolades from around the web:
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• 2013 Editor's Choice Award Winner - Children's Technology Review
• BestAppsForKids Editor's Choice Award Winner
• Editor's Favorite Award Winner - AppySmarts.com
• A Top Pick from FunEducationalApps.com
• Recognized as a "Developer of Distinction" by Apps For Children With Special Needs
• 2012 "Editors' Choice Award" from Apps For Children With Special Needs (Dexteria)
• Named one of TeachersWithApps.com's "12 Best Special Needs Apps of 2012 – Special Education" (P.O.V.)
• Winner of a 2012 Editor's Choice Award from Children's Technology Review (Dexteria & LetterReflex)
• 2012 Cribsie Award Finalist for "The App Most Likely to Teach Your Kid Something" (LetterReflex)
• Received a coveted 5-star rating from SmartAppsForKids.com (LetterReflex)
• Voted TOP 3 APP in 2011 SmartAppsForKids.com Reader's Poll (Dexteria)
• Voted TOP 10 "Tried and True Classroom Apps" by TeachersWithApps.com (Dexteria)
• Voted a Favorite App for 2011 by the A4cwsn.com Facebook community (Dexteria)






