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Kids Learning - My First Numbers Counting Game on the App Store
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FEATURES
* A great and exciting introduction to learning numbers 1 to 20.
* Learn to count fingers, quantities (e.g. 5 apples), and learn to recognize your first numbers (e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc.)
* Add your own cards - record own voice and add own pictures!
* Includes 100+ gorgeous photographs that are carefully hand picked and selected
* Fun & engaging voice artist keeps kids engaged
* 6 different play modes to show the flashcards anyway you like. Play modes include (image only, word only, flashcard only, word then flashcard, word then image)
* 4 super fun game modes where you either match the picture to the words or the words to the pictures
* Fully customizable font size, font color, spelling (upper case, lower case, etc.
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* Infant mode - includes ability to select extra large font size and red font color (ideal for babies less than 12 months of age)
* Don't want to teach your baby a given word? No problem, just delete the card
* Multi-sensory learning tool - combining audio, voice, and written words
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Learning numbers - Kids games on the App Store
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Educational application for the most intelligent kids.
“Learning numbers is funny!” is an educational game for the most intelligent kids and their parents!
- Funny characters!
- Amusing animation!
- Funny rhymes!
- Interesting tasks!
- Playing and learning numbers from 0 to 9!
- Smart coloring pages!
- Absence of ads!
Educational application “Learning numbers is funny” proposes the most intelligent kids to get acquainted with a world of mathematics.
It will help a kid to learn numbers and some mathematical operations in easy and interesting way.
The application is divided into 3 blocks.
In the first block, a kid is get acquainted with figures from 0 to 9.
Each figure is presented in such a way that a kid can easily remember it. Bright animated picture and a rhyme voiced by a speaker will help him. Images “come alive” when you click on it. A kid can turn on rain, wake up a bear, feed a frog, etc.
The second block consists of exercises to fix obtained knowledge. For example, a kid counts numbers and founds a needed one among the numbers brought by bees.
A kid will understand well what numbers are greater and what numbers are less.
The third block contains smart coloring pages with familiar characters. A kid should color each picture using figures. It develops eye-mindedness, attentiveness and fine motor skills
All levels are voiced by the speaker. All tasks are presented in a form of interesting game.
We love children, therefore we create kind rhymes and draw funny pictures.
We have professional speakers in our team!
We appreciate your choice of our game!
Thank you for your kind references!
If you have any comments, please send a message to our email: [email protected], and we will reply you for sure.
The game contains music from Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).
The game is presented in three languages: Russian, English and Ukrainian.
We are open for all your suggestions! Send your proposals to email: [email protected].
Version 2.6.1
minor improvements
Ratings and Reviews
3.7K Ratings
Coloring pages
These coloring pages are great for preschool learners.
The number is verbally identified and then you match the color paintbrush and touch the number to color the picture. There's lots of repetition and it is fun also to see the pictures develop. The little ones love this! Thanks😀
Great game; recommend
Useful fro introducing colors and numbers to our 2 and half year old. One suggestion is to add an optional music player for the background. Otherwise, five stars!
Fun learning
Love this app for my 5 year old. He has been struggling with number recognition, but with the paint by number coloring pages he is starting to catch on.
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How to learn the composition of a number up to 10 quickly
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A good knowledge of the composition of the number within 10 is the basis for the confident performance of any counting operations. Therefore, parents of preschoolers and especially future first graders, when preparing for school, are interested in how to learn the composition of the number up to 10 quickly.
The most common methods
If you enter such a request in a search or ask a teacher, they will most often recommend:
- Number houses
The first method involves purely rote memorization . That is, the child, having a square plate in front of his eyes, by repeated repetition memorizes which two components each number within the first ten consists of.
And then there is the development of fast playback on numerous examples.
Does the method work? Works. Fast? It strongly depends on the characteristics of the child's memory. Someone has a well-developed mechanical memory - and he will remember it in just a couple of days.
But! Constant practice is required, otherwise, as the child remembers, he will forget just as quickly.
The second method has a certain game moment behind it. There are ten (or nine) cabins. Everyone has a number. And floors, on each of which two numbers "live", in total making up the number of the house.
The method is based on the same rote memorization, slightly "sweetened" by visual and playful elements.
The child studies the houses one by one and then, by repeated repetition, remembers the composition of the number, filling in the houses with gaps or empty ones.
Important! Most tutorials that promise to help you learn up to 10 quickly are variations on these methods. And it is based on the same mechanical memorization through repeated repetition.
Why do these methods not work well for preschoolers?
To understand why these methods are not suitable for preschoolers, we need to go a little deeper into the specifics of preschool age. So, the process of memorization in a preschooler is involuntary , as well as attention. At the same time, the way of thinking develops from visual-effective (at early preschool age) to visually figurative (closer to 7 years old) .
In other words, in order to memorize something, a preschool child must first repeatedly operate with real objects, and then with their images. And numbers are abstract, and therefore it is very difficult for a child to remember them. And even remembering, he will be confused, because there will not be an image behind the number.
It is not in vain that children, just a little, begin to count “on their fingers”. It is they who help best to remember the composition of the number.
And most importantly - this "training manual" is always with you.
How to really quickly learn the composition of the number up to 10 with a preschooler?
Read. All. Plates and spoons, pebbles and leaves. The occasion is found 20 times a day, and the counting process itself takes literally minutes.
- Going to kindergarten? Count the trees along the way. And on the way back, remember how many there are - and count again, each time trying to guess how many are left and checking yourself.
- Relaxing on the beach? Take 10 pebbles. Count by shifting from one pile to another. And then let the child close his eyes, and you hide a few pebbles in your fist. Let the child count the rest. And guess how much is hidden. This game captivates the child for a long time. And he is ready to play again and again. Checked.
- Are you laying the table? Count cutlery, cookies, pieces of bread…
Such daily exercises will give an excellent effect.
Of course, in 1 day in this way you will not learn the composition of the number. And for a month - quite. And most importantly - this method corresponds to the type of thinking of the child, forms strong skills.
Behind the number is its image, which means that the child can freely operate in his imagination with any number).
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How to learn numbers in English in writing
"One, two, three, four, five" or numbers in English
What can't a person who starts learning English do without? What should your child learn for school? Without which you can't even tell what time it is? Of course, no numbers. Learning numbers in English is pretty easy. You can memorize them with the help of interesting color pictures, you can sing like a song, you can memorize them like a tongue twister - room for imagination and creativity!
How to name numbers in English
Let's list the main numbers in English:
- 0 - zero - zero;
- 1 - one - one;
- 2 - two - two;
- 3 - three - three;
- 4 - four - four;
- 5 - five - five;
- 6 - six - six;
- 7 - seven - seven;
- 8 - eight - eight;
- 9 - nine - nine.
The following numbers do not lend themselves to the general rules of education:
- 10 - ten - ten;
- 11 - eleven - eleven;
- 12 - twelve - twelve;
- 100 - hundred - one hundred;
- 1000 - thousand - thousand.
How to pronounce them correctly in English?
It is possible to pronounce numbers correctly, and all other words of the English language, only if you know the transcription. Transcription is a special record of the word as it is pronounced (for example, the Russian word “draw” can be transcriptionally written as [risavatsa]). Yes, and learning English numbers with transcription is much easier than without it.
This is how English numbers are read:
- 0 - 🔊 Listen to zero - [‘ziərəu];
- 1 - 🔊 Listen one - [wʌn];
- 2 - 🔊 Listen two - [tu:];
- 3 - 🔊 Listen to three - [θri:];
- 4 - 🔊 Listen four - [fɔ:];
- 5 - 🔊 Listen to five - [faiv];
- 6 – 🔊 Listen to six.
– [six]; - 7 - 🔊 Listen seven - [‘sev (ə) n];
- 8 - 🔊 Listen eight - [eit];
- 9 - 🔊 Listen nine - [nain];
- 10 - 🔊 Listen ten - [ten];
- 11 - 🔊 Listen to eleven - [i'lev (ə) n];
- 12 – 🔊 Listen twelve – [twelv];
- 100 - 🔊 Listen hundred - [hʌndred];
- 1000 - 🔊 Listen thousand - [θʌuzend].
But what if you don't know how to read transcription? For those who are just going to learn English from scratch, numbers with Russian transcription will be very useful:
- 0 - zero - [zero];
- 1 - one - [one];
- 2 - two - [tu];
- 3 – three – [sr];
- 4 - four - [pho];
- 5 - five - [five];
- 6 - six - [six];
- 7 - seven - [seven];
- 8 - eight - [eyt];
- 9 - nine - [nein];
- 10 - ten - [ten];
- 11 - eleven - [ileven];
- 12 - twelve - [twelv];
- 100 - hundred - [handred];
- 1000 - thousand - [Southend].
All possible numbers, the largest you can imagine, are just combinations of nine digits, from zero to nine. Numbers are formed according to special rules.
Rules for the formation of numbers in English
In general, numbers in English can be divided into:
• simple;
• derivatives;
• compound.
Understanding which number is which is very simple. Simple consist of one word (for example: five, nine, thousand). Derivatives of consist of one word, but have the suffixes -teen (from 13 to 19) or -ty (tens from 20 to 90). Compounds , as their name implies, consist of several numerals.
How to form derivative numbers?
To form derivative numbers from 13 to 19, take a number from 3 to 9 and add the -teen suffix to it. Some letters may change! Be careful!
13 - three + teen = thirteen;
14 - four + teen = fourteen;
15 - five + teen = fifteen;
16 - six + teen = sixteen;
17 - seven + teen = seventeen;
18 - eight + teen = eighteen;
19 - nine + teen = nineteen.
The stress in these numbers will fall on the suffix. Numerals are read in accordance with the transcription of the first parts (for example: fifteen - [fiftin], eighteen - [eytin]).
To form derivative numbers from 20 to 90, take a number from 2 to 9 and add the -ty suffix to it.
20 - two + ty = twenty;
30 - three + ty = thirty;
40 - four + ty = forty;
50 - five + ty = fifty;
60 - six + ty = sixty;
70 - seven + ty = seventy;
80 - eight + ty = eighty;
90 –nine + ty = ninety.
The stress in these numbers will fall on the root. They are read in the same way as the first parts: (for example: sixty - [sixty], forty - [foti]).
How to form compound numbers?
Compound numbers are formed using tens + ones (if the number is less than one hundred), hundreds + tens + ones (if the number is less than a thousand), etc.
For example, you want to form the number "twenty-one".
You need to write two words: "twenty" and "one". Thus, twenty-one is twenty-one! In this case, two-digit numbers are written with a hyphen.
Similarly, you can form any numbers up to a hundred:
Fifty-three - fifty + three = fifty-three.
Forty-nine - forty + nine = forty-nine.
Seventy-two - seventy + two = seventy-two.
Thirty-six - thirty + six = thirty-six.
Ninety-nine - ninety + nine = ninety-nine.
To form any number up to a thousand, you must specify the number of hundreds + tens + ones, and after the number of hundreds is written and (British English), and then a two-digit number separated by a hyphen:
One hundred and twenty-one.
Five hundred and forty-three - five hundred and forty-three.
Two hundred and two - two hundred and two.
Three hundred and fifty-eight - three hundred and fifty-eight.
Four hundred - four hundred.
Similarly, with large numbers. They are pronounced the same as their parts.
Numbers and numbers in English, learning to memorize simply and quickly, pronunciation, transcription
Being able to count correctly and competently in English is no less important than learning to speak it. In almost any country in the world (especially in tourist areas), sellers, waiters, service personnel, and so on, one way or another, know how the numbers will be in English. Are you any worse than them? To be able to freely count up to a million, it is enough to know only thirty-one words. And in order to know the English numbers from 1 to 100, for example, there should be no problems at all. Indeed, for comparison, in order to somehow know the numbers in Russian, you need to learn more than a hundred words. In fact, the rules for connecting single-digit to two-digit and three-digit are the same. Only English in this regard is even easier. Because the numbers in English are subject to some rules that greatly simplify the whole process:
- Here the numerals do not decline by gender.
If in our Russian you can say “two thousand” and “two million”, then in this case it will be “two thousand” and “two million”. - Also, numeral words do not change endings. For example, if we want to say one million, four million or ten million, in English it will be “million” in all cases.
- There is no separate name for hundreds (for example, as in Russian two hundred, three hundred, and so on). It's simple, two hundred, three hundred.
- There are several times fewer exceptions in numerals in English than in Russian.
Counting from zero to one hundred thousand
Many people try to remember English numbers from 1 to 10 at first. But in this case it would be better to learn up to thirteen at once. The fact is that 11, 12 are an exception and you need to know them.
The best way to learn English numbers with transcription and Russian pronunciation. Only there you can learn to speak as correctly as possible.
Counting to 10 in English:
Usually there is no problem in learning the first 10.
Almost everyone knows how to be one, two, eight in English and nine in English. But eleven in English and twelve you just need to remember. Thirteen will also apply to exceptions - thirteen . The main thing to remember is thirteen how to write correctly. After all, this number, although it obeys the general rules, still refers to exceptions.
It's easier. The numbers from 1 to 20 are simply repeated. But in the second ten, teen is added to the single digits. For example, eitin is 18. And so you can take any number from 13 to 20. Sixteen, Seventeen.
Then it remains to remember how the dozens will be and their translation into this language.
Hundreds follow. The principle is the same. The first ones are simply taken, and a hundred are added to them. For example, one hundred , two hundred and so on.
Same principle with thousands. ( thousand ). We add the second part to the number in the form of thousand (fausend). For example, 32,000, in English it will be thirty-two thousand (feet that fausend).
It turns out that in order to count up to one hundred thousand, you need to learn the first 13 digits, as well as how there will be tens, hundreds and thousands. On average, this will take no more than half an hour.
Numerals in English
As in our Russian, there are two varieties of numerals, namely ordinal and cardinal. Ordinals are simply One, Two, Three, Four, Five, and so on.
Quantitative are those that answer the question "what". To form numerals, “th” is added to the usual ones at the end of the word. The only exception is the first, second and third.
Ordinal numbers
Ordinal numbers must correspond to the question “which number?” . Let's talk about exceptions right away. In English, such simple numerals as first, second, third, and fifth are an exception. The way they are written is shown in the following table.
There is a single rule on the basis of which absolutely all numerals in English are formed.
All of them are formed by the article "The". Here, the ending "th" must be added to all numerals.
There are two rules for numerals that must be remembered when using and.
In compound numbers such as twenty-one ( means 21 in translation), the "twenty" part remains unchanged, and "one" becomes ordinal "first". In these cases, the article is not required.
In some numbers, such as twenty and thirty, the letter y becomes i . e is additionally added to it. Only then add the above th .
If you learn and follow these two simple rules. Then you will know how the numbers are written in English. With the right approach, it will be easy to learn for children too.
When it is required to say about the number of an exercise, the address of a house, a page in a book or a bus, we have the right to use not only ordinal numbers, but also quantitative ones.
When using ordinal numbers, the number must come before the noun.
The article "the" is added to the noun.
Simple fractions
Fractional numbers, in contrast to the usual Russian for us, are often denoted with a dot. For example, 17.99 . English speakers use a comma to indicate large fractional digits. From right to left, they separate three digits. For example, 74, 024, 199 .
There are some rules for pronunciation and designation. When a number is written like this 4.254, it is pronounced four point two five four. And if we have the number 0.63 in front of us, then in the American version it sounds like zero point sixty three. In the British version, the pronunciation is slightly different, so they say sixty threehundredths there. In international circulation, the second variation is used more. Here is a table of simple fractions.
Decimals and fractions
As mentioned above, remember that decimals always contain a dot, not a comma. To learn fractions, you need to add the fractional part to the integer.
The words point or decimal serve as a way to join. You can see an example below.
If the integer part is zero, then it can be omitted. By remembering these simple rules, you can very easily learn to count in this melodic language.
Watch the tutorial video on the topic:
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15 Useful Rules for Writing Numbers in English
There are different ways to spell numbers in English. Many people have a hard time understanding long numbers that could be written in just a few words. On the other hand, there are situations where you cannot use numbers to write numbers. Let's try to figure it out!
Writing numbers in words
Simple numbers in English should be written like this:
- over five dollars (more than five dollars)
- two million pounds (two million pounds)
Numbers consisting of tens and ones are written with a hyphen:
- twenty-two years later (twenty-two years later)
- sixty-five flowers (sixty-five flowers)
Spelling numbers in numbers
The spelling of numbers in numbers in English grammar includes a number of variations and depends on the context in which numbers are used.
For example:
- over 90 days
- about 10.3 liters
- 10.5 pounds
- Just $39.95
As can be seen from the examples, numbers in English spelling can be arranged in various ways. Let's look at each of them.
Numbers in addresses
- 27 Eighth Street
- 225 East 5 Street
Days and years
Days, months, years or, more simply, dates in English are arranged as follows:
- June 5, 2015 or June 5, 2015 (June 5, 2015)
- In 1812
- In 1993-1995 or in 1993-95
- A.D. 476 (476 AD, 476 AD)
- The nineties, the 90's or the 1990's (nineties)
Numbers in the context of time
If we are talking about a certain time of day, then it is correct to write like this:
- 10:00 A.M. (a.m.) or ten o'clock in the morning (10 am)
- 5:30 P.M. (p.m.) or half-past five in the afternoon (half past five in the evening)
Identification numbers
- Elizabeth II (Elizabeth II)
- Channel 4
- Box 37
Numbering of chapters and pages in books and plays
- Chapter 2 (Chapter 2)
- Page 221 (page 221)
- In act 2, scene 5 or in Act II, Scene v (in act 2, scene 5 or act 2, scene 5)
Numbers in decimals and percentages
- .
08 metric ton - A 3.33 average
- 17.8% (in scientific literature) or 17.8 percent (in general context)
Spelling of large integers
- Seven million dollars or $7 million
- 12,500,000,000 or 12.5 billion
Numbers in business documents
If you are dealing with business documents, lowercase numbers should be duplicated with numbers. For example:
- The daily profit came up to two hundred fifty (250) dollars
Numbers in legal documents
- The car repair will require $2,480.7. (car repairs will require an investment of $2,480.7)
The writing of numbers in statistical reports must be consistent: either in numbers or in words. For example:
- The vote is 105 in favor and 11 opposed0022
- Five pears, six apples and ten apricots
- Five pears, six apples and 10 apricots
Numbers at the beginning of a sentence
In English grammar, it is considered correct to start a sentence only with an uppercase number.
