Looking for a quick little math app for your child/student to practice his number-object correspondence? This app is for you! It has been designed for toddlers beginning to grasp early numeracy skills and could be used with preschoolers or first graders who are working at a lower level than their peers as it provides extra practice and reinforcement. It won't cost you a lot of money, tablet memory space or time to invest in Baby First Math: Math Village.
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The handful of mini-games included in this app each focus on a slightly different skill, but all revolve around the numbers 1, 2 and 3. By the time your child has completed all the mini-games, he will probably have a good understanding of these beginning numbers and how they relate to real objects. Baby First Math: Math village has been developed as a systematic learning process moving from the concrete to the more abstract to help children make the connection between digits and objects.
The various learning activities require the player to match the number of animals to the corresponding number of animals/dots/digits displayed at the bottom. Every time, the animals come out in order, first one snake (or hedgehog or turtle), then two snakes, then three snakes. Beginning with matching animals to animals, then moving onto matching animals to dots, and finally matching animals to digits, this repetition reinforces the skill of the counting order of 1, 2, 3.
In between each learning activity is a filler game. There are three different types of these: memory match (again, matching animals to animals/dots/digits), a matching grid (matching the peripheral squares to the central square), and a block busting game to clear a path for an animal to travel across the screen (more like an arcade game than a learning game). Upon completion of each activity, whether learning or filler, a bird flies across the top of the screen and drops a key which is used to unlock the next level.Once all the mini-games are completed, and all levels unlocked, the whole app repeats from the beginning.
So, if you have a little one at home who wants to do math like her big brother or sister, this app is worth checking out. Or if you have a child with special needs who needs a lot of repetition to grasp the one-to-one correspondence of counting, then this app may be helpful to him/her. If you would like to download this app, please support Smart Apps For Android by using our link. Ready to download? 1, 2, 3 — go!
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APP DESCRIPTION ON GOOGLE PLAY
"Math Village is the best educational game for very beginners in counting (1 - 3 years). Based on very successful methodology ( step by step from specific to abstract ). Your baby will start to count animals with animals (snakes with snakes, turtles with turtles ...).
Then more complex counting with abstract points and finally in numbers!
Fun game includes a lot of mini games and puzzles for babies.
Animated animals help kids during math adventure in the Village.
The golden key given for right answer opens all closed doors!
In the end of the game your baby will count till 3.
This game is only first part of such series of games that will learn math for your baby.
Unlimited play! Each game flows right into the next.
Especially designed for little kids. No confusing menus or navigation.
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