Counting for First Graders app analytics for October 20

Counting for First Graders is fairy-tale maths for children in their first year of school. Kids really count – potions, swords, crowns, gingerbread men and other magical things – and drag the right number card into place. Everything is big, colourful and spoken aloud, so no reading is needed. WHAT CHILDREN LEARN • Addition up to 20 – first with pictures, then in groups of five, then just numbers • Subtraction up to 20 – things fly or roll away, and kids count what is left • Comparing numbers – greater than, less than, equal to • Crossing ten, step by step, in five levels DRAGON DUEL A dragon is guarding his treasure. Every right answer wins a coin – but hurry, time is running out and the dragon is getting grumpier! At the end of the round he blows a funny burst of fire and hides what is left. The coins stay with your child and the treasure chest fills up round after round. HELP THAT TEACHES • A hint bubble with an arrow shows where the card goes • Finger counting – two hands to tap and count on • After a mistake, the app helps count the pictures – every problem ends in success ADAPTS TO YOUR CHILD The difficulty adjusts automatically. Problems are generated, so children can practise endlessly. FOR PARENTS • Progress overview, charts and "still tricky" problems • Settings for voice, sounds, music, dragon timer and difficulty • No ads, no accounts, no data collection – everything stays on the device Available in English and Czech. Made by Kamil Kopecký, MindCraft – Mathematics.