Counting Madness

Counting Madness

Number Sense and Numeration

13 ratings
1 review

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2012
  • June 8, 2020

Features

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About

This app offers a fun and engaging way for young children to develop essential early math skills. It focuses on number recognition, counting, and understanding quantity through animated games designed by educators.

โœ“Number recognition
โœ“Number order
โœ“Counting practice
โœ“Quantity association
โœ“Animated graphics
โœ“Designed by educators
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What's New in Counting Madness

2.2

June 8, 2020

> Parental gate prior to in-app purchases > Updated icon to distinguish from full version > Support for iOS 13.0 and above

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Counting Upgrade - Counting Madness

Upgrade the Ice Cream Truck counting game to include numbers up through 30.

User reviews

Too much reading for beginning learned

This apps graphics are darling, I was excited, but there is just too much reading for kids being introduced to the concepts in the game. I'm sure my kids that can read would also like it, becau it is well done, but my toddlers that are learning numbers and counting, unless I play with them every single time, they just cannot do it. If the speech bubbles and instructions were changed to voiceovers, this would be one of thee best math/counting apps I have found (and I have tried a lot)

Oh, I also REALLY dislike the buzzer when you have an incorrect answer. It is a very discouraging sound to children (and adults for that matter). An enthusiastic "try again" or a kind "no" would work much better.
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FAQ

What age group is Counting Madness designed for?

Counting Madness is designed for children aged 4 and up, specifically targeting preschool and K-1st grade concepts. It helps them master number recognition, order, counting, and quantity association.

Who developed Counting Madness?

Counting Madness was developed by a team of educators from a top-rated kindergarten program, ensuring the content aligns with early childhood education standards.

Does Counting Madness have ads?

No, Counting Madness does not contain advertisements. It provides an uninterrupted learning experience for children.

What devices can I use Counting Madness on?

Counting Madness is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile platforms.

How often is Counting Madness updated?

The latest version of Counting Madness is 2.2, and it was last updated on June 8, 2020. While not frequently updated recently, it offers a stable set of core features.

What learning concepts does Counting Madness cover?

Counting Madness focuses on core K-1st grade concepts including number recognition, number order, counting, and number/quantity association. It aims to build a strong foundation in number sense.

What is the user rating for Counting Madness?

Counting Madness has a strong user rating of 4.3 stars, based on 13 ratings. This indicates a positive reception from its users.

Is Counting Madness free to download?

Yes, Counting Madness is free to download and offers in-app purchases. This allows users to try the core features before deciding to purchase additional content.