Finger Numbers vs SchoolTool

Finger Numbers is a motivating learning app that builds rapid quantity recognition (quasi‑simultaneous subitizing) and a robust sense of number and operations for early math. This release is a complete technical rebuild with expanded content—designed for children, parents, and teachers. What children practice: - Recognizing quantities at a glance and matching them with finger touches - Automating number decompositions, complements to 10, and strategies like the “Power of 5” - Moving fluently between representations (fingers, dots, mixed) Game and practice modes: - Basics: Fingers, Dots, Mixed - Pattern Recognition: structured arrangements - Calculation Strategies: Power of 5, complements to 10, How many are missing?, decompositions - Two Hands: cooperative/competitive split‑screen number decomposition - Jump and Run: an action mini‑game controlled by finger numbers Adapt to each learner: - Flexible number range from 3 to 10 fingers (start with 3-5 Fingers for learning the input) - Time pressure can be enabled/disabled as needed - Visual aids and flash‑view controls - Multi‑user profiles with individual progress; Guest mode without recording For teachers - Diagnostic reports with solution times, success rates, and strategy insights - Protected area to review learning progress - AI‑powered summaries with didactic guidance Note: On iPad, system gestures (e.g., 4–5‑finger gestures) may interfere with multi‑finger input. Consider disabling multitasking gestures in system settings if needed. Languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified)

Intuitive. Effective. Engender a quiet working atmosphere and support your students while they concentrate on their work and complete their assignments effectively! Noise warning light: The noise warning light provides optical and acoustic feedback on the volume level in the classroom + Adapt the sensitivity to different study groups + Ask your students: the duration of downtime needed for evaluation can be varied. + Often a reminder is enough: Set warnings that remind them (as often as necessary) of breaches of the noise limits before a negative evaluation takes place + Save the settings for different situations or study groups! That way, you can switch, for example, between group and individual work phases. Visual Timer: The visual timer gives your pupils the possibility of grasping the remaining time for a work phase with just a glance + Train a sense of time into your students + Set the "direction" of the timer + The duration can be presented as relative or absolute (on a 60-minute scale) + Set whether an acoustic alarm is to sound at the end of the work phase