Counting
“How many do you see?” The child counts a group of stars, squirrels, or apples, then taps boxes to show the total.
Number adventures
Numbers you can see and move.
Children count visible objects, follow number sequences, and answer short number stories at a comfortable pace.
Number order
Choose the number that comes next. A child ready for more can work beyond ten; earlier numbers stay available for review.
Addition
Hear a short question such as “2 and 1 more. How many altogether?” Then choose the total. A hint suggests counting on with fingers.
Subtraction
Hear a short take-away question and choose how many remain. A hint suggests starting with the first number and counting back.
Number writing
Trace a large numeral on the screen. This is extra practice with number shapes, not a handwriting assessment.
What parents can notice
Does your child count each object once? Can they find the total without starting over? Do they recognize the numeral or need the objects? Parent Mode records completed attempts and offers a small next step for home.
For hands-on ideas, read five counting games at home and how to count on from any number.
Try it together
Start with a free learning adventure.
Create a parent account, add one child nickname, and see what they enjoy practicing. No payment is needed to start.