Montessori Preschool-6th Grade

I first saw Math Learner: Counting Numbers when our son was about seven months old. We knew he was a fast learner, but we didn't know how fast he could go with the right road. Justin is two and a half years old in December, and he can already count to twenty-five. He knows all his shapes, letters, colors, etc.. He can read small words like cat, dog, boy, and he's already starting to get the concept of addition. I have two nieces that have this app as well, and they've made leaps, not steps; leaps in their learning too. I know everyone learns at their own pace. What I think this Montessori Counting does is allow your child to find that pace for Themselves, and then surpass it. Justin gets so excited When the 'good job', or 'Terrific' pops up after he's finished a lesson. When learning is fun for them, the only limit is the one you set in their device. Because you can bet your pants that's going to be one of the only ways to get them to put it down.

We got this for our 4 year old and she immediatly started playing. The concept of her getting virtual money to buy and upgrade virtual environments and avatars is quite a good one. And it seems to work. She very quickly showed significant progress in terms of counting and reading. We actually went and got a pad and the program for our 2 year old as well and he is pretty fascinated by it. I look forward to seeing how the learning aspect progresses for him as well. Can't say enough about the concept. In this day and age (at least for us) the "can we watch a show or play a game on your phone?" question is rather frequent. Now the kids have their own "phones" with a game that does seem to actually teach numbers and letters.

I recently got this app for my daughter who is 2 years old. I tested it first to see what the content was in the app. The app was easy to use and had many activities. They were all obviously pretty simple but they did have some good content behind them. Basically they really helped with counting and essentially giving rewards for counting. Some games had you count objects and pick the number, others were connect the dots for sequencing and others were more about matching objects to the proper spot. Overall I though it had some good content in there. Probably a little advanced for a 2 year old, but in a good way, like they can get some stuff and understand while other stuff they cannot. The good thing about this is that it keeps them interested and after a few months my daughter still likes it and is now doing some of the more complex things. I can say that she can now count to 10 reliably and 20 with errors sometimes