Magic Focus+ vs Math Kids

Magic Focus currently uses the Shure grid training method. Shuerte Square is recognized worldwide as a simple, effective and scientific attention training method. Click the number from small to large in the specified time. The shorter the time, the higher the attention level. Users need to follow the Shuerte grid and finish reading in order to improve their concentration. This training system is simple and effective, and it will be of great benefit to cultivate the ability of concentration, distribution and control, expand the viewing range, speed up the video, improve the stability of vision, discrimination, directional search, etc!! Current training modes include: 1. The number is smooth 2. Find the maximum number 3. Find the minimum number

A child's brain builds more connections before age six than at any other time in life. What they do every day during those years decides which connections stay. Math Kids is built for exactly that window. It looks like counting and adding. What it's really doing is giving a young brain five workouts it will use for the rest of its life. ■ Math is a preschooler's best brain workout One simple question, and all of this is firing at once: • Number sense — 7 is more than 5; 10 comes apart into 3 and 7. Tying a symbol to an amount is the foundation everything else sits on • Focus and noticing — matching, pairing, sorting. Sitting still and looking closely comes before any subject • Logical reasoning — ordering, patterns, odd and even, "which one is third?" This is where "why?" begins • Spatial thinking — fitting shapes, mirror images, 3D blocks. Seeing how a shape turns and changes leads straight to geometry later • Working memory — holding "I just counted three" in mind while carrying on. It's the part that makes focus and comprehension possible None of that is taught as theory. It's baked into 72 topics a small child can actually play. ■ 72 topics that grow with your child • Ages 2-3: one vs. many, counting, number recognition, big and small, matching, sorting by color, shapes and colors • Ages 3-4: counting to 10, reading numbers up to 30, writing numbers 0-29, putting numbers together, taking them away, meeting zero, matching one to one, comparing length, height, weight and amount, patterns, sorting, left and right, time • Ages 5-6: counting to 100, writing every number all the way to 100, skip counting by 2s, odd and even, making 10, adding and subtracting within 10, 3D shapes, logic puzzles, balance-scale reasoning, matching pictures to sums, mirror images, halves, clocks ■ They can play it on their own — really Every question is read aloud: the prompt, the lesson, the little cheer when they get it. A child who can't read yet doesn't need a grown-up reading over their shoulder. Go make a coffee. ■ It teaches. Most apps only test. Every new topic opens with a lesson that points at the answer step by step — on the very same picture the question uses. Get it wrong and that picture comes back and walks through it again. No buzzer. No red X. Understanding first, practice second. Done in that order, what sticks is the method, not the answer. ■ It never runs out Questions are generated on the spot, not pulled from a fixed list. The same idea shows up with apples one time and plates the next. There's nothing to memorize, so the only way through is to actually get it. ■ Hand over the phone without worrying • No ads — nothing for small fingers to tap by mistake • Fully offline — works in the car, on a plane, anywhere • Nothing collected. No sign-in, no data • Free play every day; monthly and yearly plans unlock unlimited play Ages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | preschool math, toddler math, kids math games, learn numbers, counting, kindergarten learning Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://mathkids-privacy.beyound2.workers.dev/