My First Math Compare Numbers vs Learn to Count By

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.

Learn To Count By helps children practice counting by multiples with a clear visual grid. Each tap highlights the next number so kids can see the pattern in context, not just hear it. Designed to be calm and easy to follow, with simple feedback that guides without overstimulating. Especially helpful for visual learners, including many children with autism. • Count by 1s when learning to count • Count by 2s to learn even numbers • Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s for money skills • Count by other multiples to prepare for multiplication Turn on Say Numbers to hear each number spoken in the device language. Use Button Sounds and Button Feedback to control clicks and haptics. Works on iPhone and iPad, in portrait and landscape.