Count to 10: Learn Numbers with Montessori

by Edoki Academy
2.7 out of 5 stars57 customer ratings
All Ages
Price: $2.99
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Languages Supported: Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish

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What's new in version 1.21
  • Count up to 10 is available on all Android devices.

Product Details

Release Date: 2014
Date first listed on Amazon: January 29, 2014
Developed By: Edoki Academy
ASIN: B00I3L7AH4
Customer reviews:
2.7 out of 5 stars57 customer ratings

Product features

  • Developed in partnership with a renowned expert mathematician, Aurélien Alvarez
  • Playful, fun and engaging mini-games
  • Real-time dashboard to monitor progress
  • Learn to count up to 10 in 12 languages (audio recorded by mother-tongue actors)
  • Secure gaming environment: No ads, no external links, no in-app purchase, no social media access, no personal information request

Product description

Are you a parent in search of a DELIGHTFUL and PROGRESSIVE way to teach young learners how to count from 1-10?

Then you’ll love Count to 10: Learn Numbers with Montessori!

• Developed in partnership with a renowned expert mathematician, Aurélien Alvarez
• Playful, fun and engaging mini-games
• Real-time dashboard to monitor progress
• Learn to Count up to 10 in 12 languages (audio recorded by mother-tongue actors)
• Secure gaming environment: No ads, no external links, no in-app purchase, no social media access, no personal information request

ABOUT COUNT UP TO 10: LEARN NUMBERS WITH MONTESSORI
Developed in partnership with a renowned expert mathematician, Count to 10: Learn Numbers with Montessori is a globally-acclaimed app that teaches children how to count from 1 to 10 through 4 playful, fun and engaging mini-games.

STORYBOARDS BY AN EXPERT MATHEMATICIAN
The app’s storyboards are designed by Aurélien Alvarez, a renowned French mathematician who works on dynamic systems from an ergodic theory perspective, and invents games for teachers. Mr. Alvarez is a regular contributor to Edoki Academy and has lent his expertise to all of the company’s other math apps.

UNFORGETTABLE CAST OF CHARACTERS
As they learn and have fun, children will meet and fall in love with a delightful cast of unforgettable characters, including:

> Quirky penguins, who introduce all of the numbers
> A charming mole, who traces each number into the ground
> An amusing manta ray, who plays with the concept of quantities
> A fabulous team of elephants, who hold each other by the tail to form Montessori bars

PROGRESSIVE LEARNING
Each level of difficulty is progressive, so children can methodically develop their ability to count from 1 to 10. They’ll gain confidence as they improve their knowledge!

REAL-TIME DASHBOARD
Parents can access the app’s real-time dashboard to follow their children’s progress. It’s a wonderful way for to learn and bond at the same time.

MULTIPLE LANGUAGE SUPPORT
The app is now available in: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Russian, Turkish, Korean, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.

CONNECT WITH US!
If you have any support request, please write at support@edokiacademy.com or visit the Edoki Academy Online Community at edokiacademy.com.

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Technical details

Size: 151.4MB
Version: 1.21
Developed By: Edoki Academy ( Privacy Policy )
Application Permissions: ( Help me understand what permissions mean )
  • Access information about networks
  • Required to be able to access the camera device
  • Open network sockets
  • Read only access to device state
  • PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming
Minimum Operating System: Android 2.0.1
Approximate Download Time: More than 5 minutes

Customer reviews

2.7 out of 5 stars
2.7 out of 5
57 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, graphics and animation of the mobile application. They say it's an engaging teaching method, with simple but fun lessons that teach the basics of counting. However, some customers have reported issues with the size and exit button.

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Customers find the app very engaging and fun. They also say it's simple but fun, easy for a toddler to use, and has lively music. Customers also say the Manta Ray lesson is the most fun and game-like. They find the training app good for young children to help them learn how to count. They appreciate the great graphics and interactive learning for preschoolers just learning to count, and find the different characters and ways to count great.

"They must have put a lot of effort into this app. It is very well done and quite pretty...." Read more

"This “Count to 10” teaching app is an interesting approach to teaching preschooler to count via interactive games...." Read more

"This is a good training app for your young child to help them learn how to count...." Read more

"Kudos to Seven Academy for creating a really beautiful app that offers multiple pathways to learning to count to ten...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers find the graphics in the mobile application great, pretty, and interactive. They also mention that the garden is a cute idea and the digging mole is cute.

"...It is very well done and quite pretty. The characters are cute and the colors and sounds are engaging to children...." Read more

"...It has great graphics, enjoyable animations, lively music, and a fun way to teach a child the basics of counting...." Read more

"...This is a large program with a size of 199MB. The graphics and soundtrack are nicely done to hold the attention of your child while using the app...." Read more

"...Pretty animation and cute sound help make this attractive. Any child above 4 would find this easy and repetitive...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers find the size of the mobile application to be huge. They mention that it takes up 175MB of their storage and that the back button exit is not available.

"...o No back exit abilityo Progam / File is huge - over 190mb (150x bigger than equivalent educational apps)..." Read more

"...That part is a giant NO NO. The size of the app raises some eyebrows but with all the animation,, it is understandable...." Read more

"...This app takes up 175MB of your storage, and cost $2.99. I feel it's over-large & overpriced." Read more

"...1. No back button exit.. 2 FREAKING HUGE. Does it need 153 mb to count to ten in five ways, really. And 3. I feel 2.99 is right pricy for this app...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the lack of an exit button. They mention that the back key doesn't work either.

"...Problems with this app includeo No back exit ability..." Read more

"...There is no exit button, and the Back key won't work either...." Read more

"...The problems for this game are as follows. 1. No back button exit.. 2 FREAKING HUGE. Does it need 153 mb to count to ten in five ways, really...." Read more

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Jeff
1.0 out of 5 stars A lot of effort for not a lot of usefulness.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015
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They must have put a lot of effort into this app. It is very well done and quite pretty. The characters are cute and the colors and sounds are engaging to children. The problem is that the core concept is ridiculously shallow and they use a ton of effort to make a basis for what could be a great program so repeatedly count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. The digging mole is cute but again, it is just carving out the shapes for 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.
With the amount of effort that went into the different segments of this game they could have made a much more engaging larger app that would be accessible to a larger audience and help children further... that would be something worth paying and giving up this much space for. Unfortunately what this is, is a ton of effort put into making a lot of different ways to count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with an asking price to reflect the time and effort spent in its creation instead of the value of the end result. As is, it would be hard to believe an asking price of $0.99, but $2.99 is just obscene.
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TooManyHobbies
4.0 out of 5 stars Great graphics and interactive learning for preschoolers just learning to count
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015
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This “Count to 10” teaching app is an interesting approach to teaching preschooler to count via interactive games. It has great graphics, enjoyable animations, lively music, and a fun way to teach a child the basics of counting. There are four (offline) lessons each with three levels. The app will work offline, but you do need internet access to play the fifth level.

The first level uses penguins to teach basic counting from 1 to 10. Touching each penguin makes it spin, and also makes the accompanying whale spout jets of water. The counting lesson is reinforced with both verbal and written versions of the count. The level has three lessons with each being a modification of the counting theme.

Level two teaches the child how to trace the numbers 1-10 using a mole burrowing through soft mud and gathering up earth worms. This lesson was very engaging and fun. It is a great way to teach a child how to form and print the numbers. I also like the fact that the lesson allows you to stray a little bit from the “correct” pattern of the number. The numbers don’t have to look perfect, but if you get too far off course the app will stop you and get you back on track.

The Manta Ray lesson was the most fun and the most game like. A number is shown and the child must grab the appropriate number of swimming suckerfish and attach them to the Manta Ray.

The final lesson involves counting rows of tiny elephants, and then sorting them in numeric order.

So this app is really an engaging teaching method. The only things I didn’t like was the final lessons requirement for internet access (and the ease with which a child can access it), and the hokey awards given at the end of each level : things like water, sunflower seeds (that look like radishes), and a sunny sun. It would have been better to get stars, or coins, or puppies.

So all-in-all a great app for a preschooler just learning to count.
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JJCEO
3.0 out of 5 stars A good app with a major open door to the internet for your children!
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015
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This is a good training app for your young child to help them learn how to count. I truly believe that it will help but it is not a replacement for the human interaction that a child gets when working with a parent and getting praise and love for being successful when learning.

The app has a major flaw in my humble opinion where a child can go to the Montessori Garden area. It is locked but the web access tabs on your tablet screen are not. If your child touches the tabs on the top screen where you have been browsing then they have immediate access to those web pages and possibly even to your unlocked purchasing accounts. This can be stopped by turning on the airplane mode but this door should have not been left open in a child's app.

While the garden is a cute idea I don't like this aspect. If you go there as a child, by accident, the access to the garden is closed but you can touch any tab at the top of the screen that the parent has browsed on the internet and access those web links. For example I touched a tab for Amazon and I was guided to the web site to purchase a Kindle Fire that I was looking at. This is very dangerous. This is a major flaw IMHO in the app and can allow your child to accidently browse the web by tapping everything on the screen. If you have ever watched young children play on a tablet that is exactly what they will do. You can turn off the WIFI by using the airplane mode and the app plays fine but locks out this last screen to allow your child to reach the internet.

When you turn on the app you can set up a Severn Academy's account to monitor your child's learning progress. You have to solve a simple mathematic equation like 5 times 5 +? to open the account access.

This is a large program with a size of 199MB. The graphics and soundtrack are nicely done to hold the attention of your child while using the app. Your child gets to count penguins and the app speaks to the child in a clear and understandable voice. Once a level is complete your child gets to cut a box with scissors and they win a seed as a prize.

Your child can count the penguins, trace the numerical digits, attach sucker fish to a manta ray, count elephants in groups, and on the final level you get to go to the internet to use all of the seeds that your child has won and use them to grow plants and flowers.

There is a software glitch in one area where you are counting elephants as two voices for the owl are speaking at the same time.

This is a good app until your child touches the button to go to the Montessori garden. For that reason I gave the app three stars. That link needs to be closed with a parental password.

Permissions:
* Read phone status and identity
* Take pictures and videos
* Full network access
* View network connections
* Prevent tablet from sleeping

This app contains no adware or malware. It does contain one analytics program which is Google Analytics. It also contains the code for connecting to Facebook but you have to opt in to Facebook for it to be active. There is also a program named Testflight that monitors the app and your app usage and game play. It is normally used to monitor beta apps and check for crashes and creates logs of data for the developer.

This app installed 199MB onto my tablet. It put 22.74MB into my device memory and 177MB onto my SD card. It did this automatically.
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Sharon
5.0 out of 5 stars So happy I downloaded this app!
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015
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Kudos to Seven Academy for creating a really beautiful app that offers multiple pathways to learning to count to ten. The music and characters keep my daughters engaged and motivated to keep practicing!
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Jun Cao
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on November 23, 2015
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Good game. My son llikes it.
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