Robots & Numbers - Educational Math Games to Learn

Robots & Numbers - Educational Math Games to Learn

by Planet Factory Interactive S.L.

2 ratings
9 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2014
  • October 15, 2016

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This app offers a playful environment for children to discover numbers and practice basic math skills like counting and sums. Featuring funny robots and audio guidance, it's designed for easy use and exploration by young learners.

Number discovery with robots
Counting and sums practice
Number sequences
Basic math skills
Audio guidance for non-readers
Kid-friendly interface
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What's New in Robots & Numbers

3.4

October 15, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Optimization for iOS 10. Enjoy it!

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Only one simple game unlocked Need to try more before I spend £3 on it

Needs work

First, you have to purchase most of what the app has to offer, but the free section doesn't have any way to get back to the main menu. Not very forgiving of inexact fingers.

Needs work

Where I appreciate the animation in this app... the sequence and path of levels are terribly confusing to child.

For instance; When tracing a 9... the "connect the dots" are each numbered 1-8. So the toddler counts to eight as they are tracing only to end up saying "9" out loud since this was the number they should be focusing on. Or they count four dots when tracing a 1. Also, in some cases the traced shape is not like the shape of the actual number... #1's trace looks like a 7 and #8 looks like an almost closed letter S.

Please smooth out the traced lines to reflect the true number shape.

Finally, the number sequence portion...where they are to fill in the blanks in proper order ...confuses a child when they finish the learning to count from 1-5, then the next level (for counting to 6-10) is labeled #2... Then the next sequence for counting 5-1 in reverse is called #3. So the child is counting out loud from 1-5 then says #2 when opening the next level which will teach them to count from 6-10.

Please fix this so each level is not labeled 1,2,3,4,5..etc. so that when the toddler finishes each level they can simply choose "next" instead.
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Awesome

Amazing educational app for little kids! My tiny one loves it! Recommended :)

Nice educational App

Great fun and learning with some cool graphics ... Recommend !

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FAQ

What age range is Robots & Numbers suitable for?

Robots & Numbers is designed for children aged 2 years and above. The content is suitable for non-readers and includes audio support.

Does Robots & Numbers have ads?

No, Robots & Numbers does not contain third-party advertising. The app is ad-free.

What math skills can children learn with Robots & Numbers?

Children can learn numbers from 1 to 10, counting, sums, number sequences, and basic mathematics through interactive play.

Is Robots & Numbers available on all devices?

The app is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Once purchased, the content can be restored on all your Apple devices using the same Apple ID.

How does Robots & Numbers handle in-app purchases?

The app offers totally free content along with paid content. Purchases are a one-time buy and are yours forever, accessible across all your devices.

What is the user rating for Robots & Numbers?

Robots & Numbers has a rating of 2.0 stars from 2 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its current user base.

When was Robots & Numbers last updated?

The latest version of Robots & Numbers is 3.4, and it was last updated on October 15, 2016. The app was initially released on June 18, 2014.

Can my child play Robots & Numbers without adult supervision?

Yes, Robots & Numbers features a kid-friendly interface with no rules or stress, allowing children to play and explore independently.