Big or Small vs Kindergarten Math

Big or Small is a calm, picture-based brain game for every age. Each day it picks three short activities for the player, reads every question aloud, and shows nothing but the pictures to choose from. It began as a concept game for young children, including children with language delays. The same gentle games are just as good for school-age players, adults, and older adults who want a pleasant daily routine, including people living with memory changes playing alongside a family member. EIGHT ACTIVITIES, EIGHT LEVELS EACH • Big or Small: which one is big? which one is small? • Biggest or Smallest: compare a whole row • Where Is It?: above, below, left, right, and "not" • Colour Order: remember the colours, then tap them back (backwards at the top levels) • What's Missing?: study the pictures, then find the one that disappeared • More or Fewer: which group has more? • Odd One Out: spot the one that's different • What Comes Next?: finish the pattern Levels adapt to each player, step by step, with an advanced tier for when it gets easy. MADE TO FEEL EASY • An empty screen with only the pictures: no clutter, no countdown • Every question is spoken; tap the screen to hear it again • 111 friendly pictures of everyday things: animals, food, toys, clothes, the weather and more • A gentle hint after a miss; the answer is shown, never scolded • Large text and targets, VoiceOver support, light and dark mode • Use the best voice on the device, or a family member's Personal Voice REWARDS THAT MOTIVATE • A token board fills as you play: tokens for getting it right, and for trying again • Spend tokens on sticker albums, avatars and play backgrounds • Grown-ups can set a real reward to save up for, like a trip to the park • No random rewards, no ads, nothing to buy inside the app PROGRESS FOR GROWN-UPS • A 24-question check-up you can repeat to see progress over time • Reports for 7, 30 or 90 days: accuracy by skill, response time, practice routine and the best time of day to play • Plain-language notes on strengths and what to practise next • Share a PDF report, or export every answer as a spreadsheet • Several players on one device, each with their own settings PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-up, no ads and no tracking. Everything stays on your device and works offline. Big or Small is a practice and enjoyment app. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition and is not a substitute for professional advice. Upgrading from Big or Small 2? Your recent progress comes across automatically. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://amemobile.ca/privacy/

The fun in learning is here! Our Kindergarten Math Series is one of the best kids math games your child can ever play. Introducing Saba’s Island! The first app in iO School’s Kindergarten Math Series! Aimed to provide an enjoyable learning experience, the six kindergarten math apps are designed to match your child's lessons for the entire school year. It’s a complete kindergarten Math Curriculum for your 5 year old. Whether it’s to practice or hone your child’s math skills, the Kindergarten Math Series is a perfect program to supplement your child’s learning at school and at home. The schedule below shows the time frame for playing the Kindergarten Math Series: Saba’s Island (Saba the monkey) - Month 1 to 2 Mari’s Kitchen (Mari the bear) - Month 2 to 4 Pat’s Voyage (Pat the parrot) - Month 4 to 5 Joe’s Jungle (Joe the squirrel) - Month 6 to 7 Pearl’s Pizza (Pearl the cat) - Month 8 to 9 Clifton’s Cruise (Clifton the dog) - Month 9 to 10 Playing each app ahead of schedule is entirely up to the parents. They can also go back a month or two to review the skills that they have previously learned at school. Parents who have preschool age children (4 years old) can introduce their child to the Kindergarten Math curriculum by playing the Kindergarten Math Series. Skills Covered by Saba’s Island: Rote counting to 40 Writing numbers 0 to 10 Recognizing numbers 0 to 10 Ordering numbers from smallest to largest 0 to 5 Ordering numbers from largest to smallest 5 to 0 Counting objects in lines or array 0 to 10 Comparing objects and numbers 0 to 10 Counting objects on a 10-frame Counting numbers 0 to 10 Counting objects with one more 0 to 5 Counting objects with one less 0 to 5 Compare numbers greater than, less than and equal to 1 to 10 Graphing numbers 0 to 10 Whether it's counting coconuts, watermelons or writing numbers, Saba needs to complete the task from each NPC (non-playable character) to be able to move to the next level. Each level starts with skills practices in every mini game and lets players earn ions that they can use to buy different kinds of gear from the shop. At the end of each level, they will complete challenge activities that get recorded on the Parent Dashboard. Track your child’s progress using the Parent Dashboard Parents can create a free account at https://app.ioschool.com or on the app itself. They will be able to see what skills their child worked on and how they did on the assessments. Each session is recorded by the date. Parents can determine if their child is progressing or will need additional support and practice. Privacy Policy https://ioschool.com/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use (EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Contact Us We would love to hear from you https://ioschool.com/get-in-touch/ support@ioschool.com https://www.facebook.com/ioschoolinc https://twitter.com/ioschoolinc