fingerCount vs eyeAdd School Edition

FingerCount is a game for small children to learn numbers and letters in both English and Spanish. On the surface, fingerCount is eye and ear candy that allows your child to move characters around, providing visual and audio feedback which encourages extended play. On a deeper level, fingerCount is a learning tool that teaches children their numbers while at the same time using the multi-touch iPhone interface to integrate concepts of quantity. It can also be used by anyone to learn Spanish or English by teaching numbers and the alphabet in a fun way. In addition, fingerCount aids in hand-eye coordination and spatial relationships. Finally, you can use flexible nature of fingerCount to create games with your child to support creativity and encourage interaction with those around them.

eyeAdd School Edition is a colorful, fast-paced 3-minute addition challenge that helps children master their addition facts through fun, engaging practice. Perfect for classrooms, homeschoolers, and learning at home, students solve increasingly challenging addition problems by moving numbers into place. Every 10 correct answers unlocks a new animated world—from deserts and forests to distant planets and outer space—as players race for a higher score. Parents and teachers appreciate that improving those scores requires quick, accurate addition skills. Incorrect problems aren’t forgotten. They automatically return later in the game, giving children extra practice until each addition fact is mastered. Designed to Make Learning Fun Children love the colorful 3-D animations, lively themes, and challenge of beating their previous high scores. Parents and teachers appreciate that improving those scores requires quick, accurate addition skills. Simple Enough for Independent Play The interface is designed so young learners can begin playing almost immediately. Children simply tap or drag numbers into place—no complicated menus or instructions required. The game is ideal for students who already have a basic understanding of addition, and no additional reading skills are needed. On iPad, the large numbers and oversized buttons make the game accessible for children with limited fine motor control. Music and sound effects enhance the experience but are never required, allowing both deaf and hearing students to enjoy the game equally. Looking for More Math Practice? eyeMath School Edition, available separately on the App Store, includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in one complete classroom-friendly package. We are two dads who believe learning should be exciting. We’d love to hear how your students use eyeAdd School Edition and what features would make it even more fun and educational.