Their First Counting vs Klasito

A duck finds its place. A flower blooms. A teddy bear takes a seat. With every tap, a number is spoken aloud and your child can see the quantity grow. Their First Counting is a playful counting app for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2 to 5. Explore every number from 1 to 100 through five illustrated activities, with no levels to unlock or pressure to finish. FIVE WAYS TO PLAY • Ducks: fill a floating raft, one duck at a time. • Flowers: make a garden bloom as you count. • Train: give teddy bears a seat in a colorful carriage. • Hops: follow a frog along a numbered path. • Berries: fill a basket with strawberries. SMALL STEPS, BIG NUMBERS Start with a few objects, or explore larger quantities together. Each counting place has its own number. Separate counters show how many have been counted and how many there are to count. Count one at a time. For totals above 10, pictured buttons also let you add five or ten. Ducks, flowers, bears, and berries gather in groups of ten, with the final group showing exactly what is left. Completed groups stay visible above the active scene. Finish with a burst of confetti, then count again or choose the next number. HEAR NUMBERS IN NINE LANGUAGES Switch both the interface and spoken numbers to English, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Italian, Korean, Russian, or Tagalog. Korean includes native and Sino-Korean number systems. Spoken numbers are the only audio, so there is no music or sound effects competing with the count. MADE FOR LITTLE EXPLORERS • Simple taps, clear pictures, and room to explore at your own pace. • Every number and activity included, completely free. • No ads, in-app purchases, subscriptions, accounts, scores, or timers. • All artwork and number audio included for offline play. • No analytics or tracking. The app remembers the language and last selected number on the device; it does not save or send counting progress. • Website and support links in a grown-ups area behind a two-second hold. • Portrait layouts for phones and tablets. Pick a number, choose a scene, and count together.

Math for grades 1 to 12: times tables and long division, then Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and the start of calculus and statistics. When your child gets one wrong, the app explains the mistake and gives up to three hints. Formulas go in the way they look on paper, and each line of an equation gets checked. Free, with no ads or purchases. Works offline. WHAT KIDS PRACTICE, GRADES 1–12 • Grades 1–5: addition and subtraction with regrouping, times tables, mental math, long division digit by digit, fractions, decimals, measurement, coins and data. • Grades 6–8: ratios and percents, signed numbers, expressions and equations, linear functions, the Pythagorean theorem, volume, statistics and probability. • Grade 9, Algebra I; grade 10, Geometry with proofs; grade 11, Algebra II with exponentials, logarithms, the unit circle and conic sections. • Grade 12: limits, derivatives, first integrals, and statistics (samples, the normal distribution, correlation). This grade covers part of a full course. You pick the grade and can change it at any time. HOW IT HELPS • A formula keypad: fractions, powers and roots look the way they do on paper. • Equations line by line: the app checks each line and shows which one has the mistake. • Graphs: plot points and drag the line or the parabola into place. A unit circle for trigonometry. • 3D solids your child turns with a finger, and proofs built step by step, each statement with its reason. • Simulations: flip coins and roll dice many times and watch the frequency settle near the probability. • Every topic has a theory card, 3 levels and three hints per problem: a nudge, the rule, a worked example. • Typical mistakes come with an explanation. Add the numerators in 1/2 + 1/3 and the app answers: "You can only add numerators when the denominators are the same." • Mastery levels for each topic: Tried, Familiar, Proficient, Mastered. • A mixed test for every floor and a tower exam at the end of the grade, with a certificate. • Review after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days, a daily warm-up, timed mental math and the Times Tables Minute. WHY KIDS COME BACK • Each grade is a tower. Lessons light its windows, and each finished floor lets your child pick a new department for their company. • The 3D arena grows as they practice, and they dress their own 3D player. • The team: Axel the axolotl, Leo and Vale join as the windows light up. One cheers your child on from the sideline and celebrates their baskets. • The Stage: a dance battle with Vale to 22 tracks, from cumbia and mariachi to salsa and disco. FOR PARENTS • In "For parents" you see what your child has down and what needs more work, topic by topic. • "Ready for class": mark the topic the class is on, and the daily warm-up reviews it and previews the next one. • No account. Progress stays on the device, and we collect no data. • A grown-ups question comes before any link and before turning on the daily reminder (off by default). Bonus: Spanish lessons for kids who speak Spanish, and English (ESL, A1–A2) for Spanish speakers, grades 1–6. The app is in English, Spanish and Russian. Klasito is made by a family in Mexico.