Best Counting Money alternatives: apps like Counting Money

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Updated October 2026

Whether you want more options like Counting Money or a completely different take on the same concept, our curated list of 24+ similar apps has you covered. Updated for 2026 with the latest ratings and comparisons.

Top Alternatives to Counting Money

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This app helps upper elementary students and older interpret social cues like vocal intonation, facial expressions, and body language. It uses real photos, voices, and video clips to teach understanding of messages conveyed non-verbally and through idioms. The lite version offers an introduction with 36 tasks across three activities.

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This app teaches young learners to read and write through interactive sound-based activities. It focuses on phonics, word blending, and sentence construction without traditional game rewards. Designed for early elementary students, it supports various learning needs.

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Quick Mental Math
Quick Mental Math
Quick Mental Math
Practice your mental math
Free

Enhance your arithmetic abilities with this app, offering practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Engage in competitive one-on-one races or customize your own practice sessions. Track your progress with detailed statistics.

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division practiceRandomized questionsOne-on-one races
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Brainy Skills WH Game
Brainy Skills WH Game
Brainy Skills WH Game
Who What Where When Why How!
$3.99

This educational game helps children and young adults improve reading comprehension by practicing answering Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How questions. It offers a fun and motivating way to develop essential language and cognitive skills through interactive scenarios and challenges.

Over 100 WH questionsRandomized question orderMultiple choice answers
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Kid Klok Easy
Kid Klok Easy
Kid Klok Easy
by Dominic Massaro
Free

This educational app makes learning to tell time engaging for children. It visually separates hour and minute components, linking clock numbers and hands through size and color to reduce confusion. Children can practice by moving clock hands or setting digital time, with spoken time available.

Visual separation of hour and minute handsColor-coded clock numbers and handsInteractive analog and digital time display
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Switch Kids
Switch Kids
Switch Kids
Cause and Effect with a Goal
$4.99

This educational app introduces children to computer interaction through cause and effect activities. It supports various input methods, including touch screen and external switches, to teach simple and goal-oriented interactions. Features include interactive games focused on sounds, faces, and building characters.

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R Articulation
R Articulation
R Articulation
by Preferred Mobile Applications, LLC
$4.99

This educational game, designed by a speech therapist, helps children aged 3-12 improve their R and R blend sound production through interactive graphics and over 800 words. It also aims to enhance receptive and expressive language skills.

Improves R and R blend sound productionOver 800 target wordsInteractive graphics and animations
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Making Change AUD
Making Change AUD
Making Change AUD
by Blooming Kids Software LLC
Free
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ABC Lite
ABC Lite
ABC Lite
Bright Little Eyes
Free

This educational game uses high-contrast colors on a black background to help children with low vision or Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI) learn the alphabet. It offers a simplified visual experience, focusing on specific colors like red, yellow, or blue to aid recognition and encourage vision use.

High-contrast lettersBlack backgroundCustomizable letter colors (red, yellow, blue)
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