Developed school education systems use many techniques and practices to enforce the numbers recognition and counting sequence. These practices include small interactive exercises in the form of games. These exercises sub-consciously teaches basic numbers and counting in a fun to learn methodology.

We’ve combined the 6 proven techniques (Number recognition activities) bundled in one app so the parents and teachers can help their young ones in early stages. The app is rich in features and contains interactive exercises that helps to involve in the learning process while playing.

The names and a brief introduction of the activities are as follows.

▪ Number Flashcards (1-100)
▪ Touch the Number
▪ Catch the Ladybugs
▪ Touch the Crabs
▪ Count the Objects
▪ Drag & Match Numbers

1) Flashcards
Flashcard uses spaced repetition technique and promotes the mental process of active recall. The flashcards are proven valuable. This technique performs well if Flashcards are displayed in a sequence. We have provided some very useful settings to change the colours and fonts to make them suitable for one’s needs.

2) Touch the Number

Touch the Number is a simple activity that initially displays 3 numbers and requires to touch the correct one. Upon 5 consecutive correct attempts, the level increases and asks to choose from more and bigger numbers.

The app’s AI (Artificial Intelligence) is designed carefully after repeatedly practicing and observing behaviour from different age groups.

3) Catch the Ladybugs

The idea behind this activity is to reinforcing the current COUNT of the touched ladybugs. This activity starts with 3 ladybugs which are running around. The user is supposed to touch (catch) them. Over successful catches, the number of ladybugs increases to a moderate level. The ladybugs also goes off screen, so the anticipation and curiosity helps to reinforce the count.

4) Touch the Crabs
This activity is absolutely similar to the ladybugs except it presents animated crabs. Both objects (ladybugs and crabs) are considered to grab the attention. Both activities reinforce counting.

5 ) Count the Objects
This activity is a small quiz. It presents a number of different objects and gives four options to choose their total count. When the object is touched, it transforms into its current count. This small quiz actively teaches the difference of