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 through 9, step by step, the way your child would write it in a notebook. When they get stuck, the app asks for the next step and gives a hint. Every problem counts in the game: it lights windows of their tower, fills their arena and brings new friends to their team. Free, no ads, no purchases, no internet needed. WHAT KIDS PRACTICE, BY GRADE • Grades 1–3: addition and subtraction with regrouping, times tables and timed mental math. • Grades 4–6: long division digit by digit, fractions on a notebook line (numerator and denominator each in a box), decimals, percents, ratios, geometry, measurement, data and probability. • Grades 7–9: signed numbers, powers, equations and systems, factoring, quadratic equations, functions, the Pythagorean theorem and trigonometry. • Theory before practice: balance scales, bar models and the number machine for equations. • Hints in steps: first a nudge, then the rule, then a worked example. • In long division the app asks how many times it goes in, what the product is and what is left. Write every step or just the answer. HOW THE GAME WORKS • Each grade is a tower. Lessons light its windows, and each finished floor lets your child pick a new department for their company. • The arena grows as they practice: the net, the scoreboard, packed stands, their name on the banners. • New friends: Axel the axolotl, Leo and Vale join the team as the windows light up. One stands beside your child in the arena and cheers their baskets. • A 3D player: skin, hair, eyes, uniform and accessories. It blinks and follows your child's finger with its eyes. • Technical foul: fast random answers cost points, so thinking pays. FOR PARENTS • «Ready for class»: mark the topic the class is on, and the daily warm-up reviews it and previews the next one. • See what your child has down and what needs more work. • No ads, no in-app purchases, no account. Works offline, 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). • A progress file to move to another device. Bonus: Spanish lessons for kids who speak Spanish, and English (ESL, level A1–A2) for Spanish speakers, with dialogues and phrases to say out loud, grades 1–6. The app is in English, Spanish and Russian. Klasito is made by a family in Mexico.