Cotter AL Abacus

Developer: Activities for Learning,

Category: Games: Educational

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25 monthly active users

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Cotter AL Abacus Summary

Cotter AL Abacus is a mobile Android app in Educational by Activities for Learning, Inc.. Released in Jan 2018 (8 years ago). It has about 1K+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 25 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Jan 11, 2018.

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Jan 11, 2018 .

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App Details

Store ID: com.alabacus.alabacus

First Released: 2018-01-11

Store Last Updated: 2018-01-11

In-App Purchases: No

Ads: No

Website: rightstartmath.com

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App Description

Cotter AL Abacus game, used with the RightStart™ Mathematics program!

Cotter AL Abacus, used with the RightStart™ Mathematics program, now available on your Android device! This abacus will teach, not calculate like the Japanese and Chinese abacus. Perfect for visual learners!

This unique double-sided abacus is grouped in fives and tens for quick recognition of quantities. The second side of the abacus focuses on trading to the thousands.
Learn the facts easily by
* visualizing quantities,
* minimizing counting, and
* developing mental strategies.
Those learning arithmetic with the Cotter AL Abacus have a better understanding of basic concepts and need less time to master arithmetic. Although children do enjoy using the abacus, it does not become a crutch. Stan, age 5, was asked how much is 11 plus 6. He replied, “17!” When he was asked how he knew, he replied with a grin, “I’ve got the abacus in my mind.”

App has links to sample addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division lessons as well as detailed use information.