nonna - number bonds math game

nonna - number bonds math game

make ten & addition for kids

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  • Released
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  • August 19, 2026
  • September 7, 2026

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nonna is a quiet board of counters for learning number bonds, the pairs and parts that make a number. Combine tiles to make the target and clear your pile before the board fills. That one sentence is the whole game: no timers, no scores, no reading required. - Dots, ten-frames, and numerals, the representation grows with the child - A gentle ghost hand demonstrates the first round; no instructions to read - Difficulty progresses quietly as rounds are cleared - No ads, no accounts, no internet, nothing ever leaves the device - A grown-ups corner (behind an adult gate) with sound, vibration, and a play-data export for curious parents and teachers Made for small hands and calm minds.
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What's New in nonna

0.3.1

September 7, 2026

Try before you buy. Each paid world now gives you a free round the first time you open it, so you can see what it is before deciding. A new way to add. Drag one cat into another and they pass numbers between them, so 13 and 9 becomes 20 and 2. Three new addition stages are built around it. Colouring. A quiet corner with a picture to paint, where the colour you use is the answer to the sum. The sums follow what your child has already learned: subtraction joins in once they have done some, then multiplication. Help when it is needed. In Multiplication World a question mark shows the trick for the numbers your child is on, like six sevens being five sevens and one more. If they miss the same family twice, it offers. Cats bring you things. Every new cat turns up holding something, usually rubbish, occasionally a cake. You can sell them for coins. Coins for every round. Coins used to come only from beating the clock. Now every round you finish earns them, and beating the clock earns extra. Cats are rarer and the garden is tidier. The first three come quickly, then one for each stage you master, and they no longer stand on top of each other when the garden fills up. A friendlier grown-ups question. It now prints four numbers as words and asks you to type them, so nobody has to do mental arithmetic at the end of a long day.

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