100 Board Counting Patterns vs Count, Sort and Match

Ages 3-6. Numbers and Patterns naturally go hand in hand. This app will help your child to visualize the sequencing of numbers, thus helping them build a firm foundation for mathematics. Activities like this were used by Manel Wickremasinghe for her Montessori students in the 1970s. Of course, it was done with paper and colored pencils back then! Today Manel is happy to bring this concept for children to practice number sequencing via the iPad. It is one of our most popular math apps in the App Store! In this extension of the Hundred Board children can assemble patterns by identifying the correct numbers as they are heard aloud. The app is very easy to follow: 1. Choose an activity from the Home Page. 2. Touch the large speaker button to hear the next number required to assemble the pattern. 3. Touch that number on the Hundred Board and the colored square will transfer to the board to assemble the pattern. 4. Your score will appear at the bottom. Number pattern exercises help children reinforce their ability to identify numbers and their sequence. Activities like this are often created by Montessori teachers when children need help with these concepts. Many of you asked for this extension and we are happy to bring it to you! www.mobilemontessori.org

Give little learners a joyful start in math. Count, Sort & Match turns early numeracy into play with three mini-games for preschool to age six. Count • Tap to count up to 20 as playful objects appear with cheerful audio prompts. • Trace numerals and number words in the clouds to build recognition and fine-motor control. • Choose to count in sequence or at random. Sort • Drag laundry from the clothesline into baskets. • Sort by shape, then colour, then size to deepen core classification skills. Match • Flip number cards (1–12) and match numerals to quantities. • Each correct match reveals a puzzle piece; complete all pairs to finish the picture. Why it works • Short, replayable activities that keep attention. • Clear audio guidance for pre-readers. • Gentle progression from simple to more challenging tasks. • Clean visuals and large touch targets for small hands. Skills practiced • Counting and one-to-one correspondence (to 20). • Number recognition (numerals and number words). • Sorting and classifying (shape, colour, size). • Matching quantities to numerals. • Fine-motor coordination and focus. Perfect for home practice, classrooms and on-the-go moments—math, made delightful.