Kindergarten Maths - Count, add, subtract to 30

6 video games for each of 30 levels that cowl most of the counting, addition and subtraction content material lined in kindergarten/prep - the primary year of school - or Early Stage 1 (4-7 12 months olds). Suitable for remedial and extension teams.

Two levels to try - 12 games, then one fee to release the rest of the app. This unlocks to be the same as the EDU version.

* A complete of 180 video games with the familiar Parrotfish reward construction that will keep children coming again to attain the three stars for each sport.

* Explanatory screens for every of the video games and fun teaching animations for each concept

* Students transfer at their very own pace and parents/teachers can monitor their progress.

* Each concept is taught in sequence beginning with solely the numbers 0 to 5

* All the ideas, including addition and subtraction, are taught using only these numbers, earlier than they move on to the following set of numbers.

* The same ideas are taught with an increasing level of problem as they progress via the stages.

* The games cowl counting, relying on, recognising subitised groups, ordering teams and numbers, read and act on quantity traces, use fingers, use shapes, write and recognise the numerals and carry out addition and subtraction issues.

Outcomes expected:

Counting to no much less than 30 (once there they really get it so can go on to 100 but most schools do not count on it)

Counting on from any quantity to 30

Counting backwards from any quantity from 30

Addition of 2 or more numbers to 10

Subtraction of 2 numbers less than 10

Instantly recognise the quantity in a gaggle of objects (subitising) as much as 10

Recognise the amount represented on a number line

Use fingers as an addition / subtraction aid

Match totally different representations of the identical number - eg 2 3 is similar as an image exhibiting 5 fingers

Order groups of objects and numbers

Find the missing numbers in a pattern

Use instances to symbolize numbers as groups of 5 and 10

We do not rush them by way of the early levels of the games. It is necessary that the ideas launched in these early stages are absolutely grasped. Progress after the primary set of games ought to be regular and rewarding.

Celebrate the achievement of stars along with your child. Some individuals have matched financial rewards to stars and found it highly motivating - see what works in your child.

We encourage persistence! It has been discovered that persistence is a constructive attribute in any studying situation. A baby with a high level of persistence might be extra more doubtless to succeed.

Our video games introduce ideas fully and give plenty of support as the issue will increase. If it is simply too onerous then they might must spend time on pre-reading and pre-maths games that include matching, tracing, sorting and manipulation of objects.

The Games

1. CLARENCE CLAMS TREASURE

Help Clarence Clam acquire pirate treasure. Drag the diamonds round as you rely them then faucet on the card that matches the variety of diamonds.

2. TRACING / WRITING NUMERALS

You are learning to write numbers. Begin at the 1 and observe the arrow to the following dot. The first go will look perfect but the subsequent one will show the place you really drew.

3. PENGUIN IS LOST

Polly Penguin is misplaced. Look at the card she is holding up, bear in mind what it's then discover the igloo that has an indication that has the identical worth and faucet on it.

4. CLOWN FISH GROWS A GARDEN

Cooper Clown Fish is looking after his seaweed garden. When he finds an empty you have to work out what is missing and tap the proper card.

5. CLARA CRAB

Miss Clara Crab is teaching you to count and match numbers, shapes and number sentences. Drag the playing cards with the same value on high of one another.

6. TITUS TURTLE SAVES THE DAY

When Titus Turtles train comes to a collapsed bridge the sign will present what number of blocks are needed for the repair. Drag the blocks on to the case above the bridge then faucet on Titus's head.