Counting Dots vs Domino 10 Frame

Unlock the joy of numbers with "Counting Dots," an engaging, vibrant game designed to boost counting skills in children from the ground up. This game transforms learning into an adventure, inviting kids to tap their way through a kaleidoscope of colorful dots, arranging them from the smallest to the biggest. It's not just about counting; it's about building a foundation of numerical understanding and confidence that can scale from one to one million! Celebrated by eSpark Learning's Top of the Class list as one of the best 15 apps within a vast curriculum of 750, "Counting Dots" is hailed as a beacon of educational excellence. This recognition underscores its effectiveness and appeal in the learning community, making it a must-have tool for teachers, parents, and therapists alike. Testimonials from users like HappyFather858 and Mom2tyler echo its success, sharing heartwarming stories of children's growing counting prowess and enthusiasm. It's more than an app; it's a doorway to a world where numbers are friends, not foes. Features that make "Counting Dots" stand out: - Eye-catching, vibrant colors tailored to stimulate visual learning. - Enticing spoken number sounds and vibrations (for iPhone users) that provide sensory feedback. - A child-friendly interface that makes navigation and gameplay seamless. - Diverse settings to customize the learning experience, including the ability to start counting from any number, and options to count by 1s, 5s, or 10s. What's more: - Optimized for both iPad and iPhone, ensuring a splendid visual experience. - Smooth animations that keep children engaged and entertained. - An ad-free environment, making it perfectly safe and suitable for young kids. Your feedback is invaluable to us! If you have great suggestions for Ellie's Games, reach out at Erik@ElliesGames.com. Embark on a counting adventure with "Counting Dots" and watch as your child's numerical skills flourish!

Domino 10 Frame Practice representing the pips from a domino in a 10-Frame. Uses dominos up to 9,9 and one or two 10-Frames. You have the options to show dominos so that the pips total 10 or less, 11 to 18, or 2 to 18. You also have options to show the number represented by the pips of the domino by dragging chips representing the pips to a 10-Frame or by dragging the pips themselves to a 10-Frame. First developed in 2013 with Amy K and Abbey W, two elementary education majors at Augustana College in Rock Island, IL as part of the NumberSense project. The app was desgined to help kindergarten students’ development of subitizing.