My First Math Compare Numbers vs Graphomotor Skills

My First Math - Compare numbers - is simple, clean and easy to use application for practicing of comparing numbers for first grade students and everyone, who would like to tease their brain with a little bit of basic math. It complements the rest of the My First Math application series. ● Main functions: — Setting of a maximum number used by the exercise generator between 0-999. — Tracking number of processed exercises during the session. — Tracking number of correct and wrong answers during the session. — When the answer is wrong, the comparator sign is highlighted, which helps the student recognize the situation and improve the focus. ● Session history views: — Session over all history is shown by tapping on the exercise number label. — List of correctly or wrongly solved exercises is shown by tapping on each of the appropriate labels including percentage information. — When the Session history list contains some wrong answers, the correct answer may be shown (or hidden) by tapping on the lightbulb icon. Hiding of correct results for wrongly answered exercises when the Session history list is open lets young students to thing about the exercise again before seeing the correct answer. — When the Session over all history is shown, the session may be reset by tapping on the trash bin icon.

Parents and teachers need to have an infinity workbook for children when practicing writing. One where they would be able to start practicing on a clean page, over and over again. That's exactly the tool you have in front of you right now. A set of graphomotor worksheets will help children develop in the area of graphomotor skills, taking into account their needs and abilities. This important skill is one of the cornerstones on which a child builds their education. In order to learn to write correctly, a child needs to have an adequately developed fine motor area. We recommend using the app with a stylus, making sure to grip it correctly and keep the hand relaxed. Adequacy of pressure on the pad and confidence in pulling the pen is easily checked with the help of a calligraphic line, which shows its strength according to the smoothness of the child's stroke. An animated dot indicates the correct line draw and advises the child where to start and how to proceed as they write further. The sheets take you from free pencil movement through different types of lines to connecting the dots. Concentrate on the rich variety of activities, choosing the easy ones first according to the group in which the sheet is included. Increase the difficulty slowly and allow time for the child to automate and perfect the element just mastered before moving on to the next group. Encourage and praise children for even small achievements to promote self-confidence and a positive attitude to coping with later schooling.