Math games for kids learning ! vs Edumo

Preschool Math app is based on tried and tested teaching with kindergarten children. This educational game will help build the basic math skills for toddlers, which is a foundation for school math curriculum. And the best part is that its fun to learn - because of the cute animals, beautiful animation, cartoon sounds, positive encouragement. The young child will learn to count numbers, add numbers, subtract numbers, and many more basic math skills. Features: Pronunciation by kindergarten teachers in 27 languages for the children from all corners of the world. Designed by early childhood educators, this Math app adheres to common core standards of Kindergarten math curriculum of most countries. Contains 42 fundamental math activities like counting, sorting by size, sorting by form, writing numbers, addition, subtraction and more. Will help instill an fundamental understanding and a set of skills that will help the children excel in math skills in primary school. This math game has a consistent motivational system that encourages children to learn with actions and they should not be afraid of mistakes. New math content will be added regularly. If you have any specific suggestions, please do write to us at kids@iabuzz.com

As a foreign language teacher Edumo allows you to provide your learners with a language learning app experience including bite-sized content, gamification and nudging. Unlike typical language learning, you as the teacher, are in charge of the learning material and you get insights and summaries of the learners' progressions. The first version of Edumo only contains basic functionality, but is intended in later versions to assists in creating learning material through automation, AI and sharing. With Edumo, a learner can more easily find time for homework, 5-10 minutes can easily be done by just opening the app and clicking start. Many learners we have interviewed indicate that when using textbooks, LMSes, emails and/or shared drives it doesn't seem feasible to easily do 5-10 minutes and they end up doing the full homework in one sitting. The use of gamification and nudging tries to keep the learner motivated to continue practicing.