Learning Numbers vs LetterMagic

Discover numbers with friendly dinosaurs! Nine playful learning games help children aged 4–8 practise counting, recognise quantities and explore early maths at their own pace. Nine ways to learn • Count dinosaur stickers • Choose the larger quantity • Find the missing number • Put numbers in order • Feed the dinosaur the matching quantity • Complete a group to make ten • Find matching number and quantity pairs • Count and mark the requested amount • Connect numbers with matching quantities Clear visual feedback helps children understand each activity. In the comparison game, a short animated demonstration shows where to tap, without a spoken explanation. Numbers are read aloud in the device’s preferred language using an available system voice. Optional background music plays more quietly during games and can be switched off separately from number speech. Parents can disable music completely in the protected parents area. No ads. No in-app purchases. Play offline. External links are kept behind the parents gate.

LetterMagic helps children aged 4 and up learn to write letters, numbers and their first words – with a finger or the Apple Pencil, guided by Josephine the mouse and Frederik the fox. How it works Josephine and Frederik show how a letter is written. Your child traces the dotted template stroke by stroke. Every matching stroke is recognized, wrong ones simply disappear – no frustration, no mess. Each completed letter earns a star and a sticker for the album. A real narrator names every letter ("A is for Apple") and cheers when it worked. Included for free • All uppercase letters A–Z with stroke order and starting points • Voice: letter name, learning word and praise • Stars, sticker album and trophies • Apple Pencil support with palm rejection on iPad LetterMagic Pro (one-time purchase) • Word mode: 100 words in three levels – Easy (dog, ball), Medium (apple, crown) and Hard (rocket, turtle) – written letter by letter in lowercase on writing lines, just like in a book (capital letters only, if you prefer). The narrator sounds them out ("d – o – g … dog!"), every word earns a sticker, every finished level the Word Master trophy, and all one hundred the Word King • Lowercase letters a–z in print style, on writing lines like in a school notebook and shown as a pair (“A a”) – with the Lowercase Master trophy • Numbers 1–20 with bees to count – earn the Number Master and Number King trophies • Your own words in a parent's voice: your child's name, Grandma, the pet – add them in the parents' area, record once, done. They appear in word mode as their own level “My Words” • All future Pro content Made for parents • No ads, no tracking, no data collection – the app works offline • Parents' area behind a math question: sound, reset progress, purchase & restore • No outbound links a child could reach Built by a dad for his son – and tested by a real four-year-old.