eyeCount School Edition vs Show Me Math Usage & Stats

This is an app for 3- to 8-year-olds who are learning their numbers from 1 to 100. A strange, futuristic train transports numbers from here to there, but some of the numbers mysteriously vanish. Replace the missing numbers, send yourself through the hyper-tubes, and count higher and higher. Each of the numbers on the train corresponds to base 10 cubes floating above. eyeCount School Edition contains no links, no ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no tracking.

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Show Me Math

Show Me Math app links computation with actual objects by showing a brief animated movie for each math problem. For example, 7 + 6 = 13 is illustrated with a group of seven ants joining six others. This instructional process helps students visualize math. Choose from four animated objects: sheep, ants, jelly beans, or ping pong balls. Show Me Math covers addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, using no number greater than 20 in both Quiz and Instructional modes. Students enter answers by tapping a number on a number line, choosing it from a multiple choice format, or drawing the number with their finger in the answer box. Performance results are stored in individual student files and can be printed. The app allows for unlimited users, each with customizable settings. Show Me Math is scanning capable to accommodate students with physical disabilities. Features - Animated movies to help solve math problems - Unlimited student users - Quiz and instructional modes - Individual performance reports - Easily personalized - Scanning capable - Available in Apple’s Volume Purchase Plan