Blips! Integral vs Play ABC, Alfie Atkins Usage & Stats

Blips makes it possible to learn numeration in an amusing way… Application entirely conceived by a resource teacher. Description of the teaching contents of Blips: (choice of the language: French, English) 1) Reading of numbers: progressive levels of difficulty - 0 to 5, 5 to 10, 0 to 10 and so on up to 1,000,000 2) Reading of varied representations of the number: - small rules of centicubes, counting frames, boxes of 10, marbles and bags of tens marbles, calculating boards 3) Stop watch (optional): - allows the player (who wishes it) always to improve his own reading time 4) Visual reference mark structuring (flask of energy): - indicate to the player the number of items succeeded and the number of items remaining Numeration constitutes one of the most important item to acquire with the primary education. To know how to count, read, write, represent and compare numbers rests on knowledge impossible to circumvent, since preliminary to the control of more complex concepts in mathematics. For this reason Blips! was elaborate. This application is addressed all to the children between 3 and 10 years. It is also especially recommended to the young people having difficulties or disorders of training (dyscalculia,dyslexia, TSA, etc.) Goal of the game: The player must listen to the number given orally for then locating the good answer among the bubbles proposed by the robots. After 20 successes, the player is carried out towards the discovery of a new robot whose complexity gradually increase. For learning, the goal is to pile up the most robots possible and to improve its own time if it plays again a robot later on unlocked! Alternative: Blips! can be personalized to meet definite needs. Thus, the adult can unlock before hand all the robots of the same line or proposing only one precise robot with the child according to his special needs.

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Play ABC, Alfie Atkins

Play with letters, sounds and words together with Alfie Atkins. Children love learning new things through play. This app, Play ABC, Alfie Atkins, stimulates children's language learning skills by clearly connecting the function and purpose of letters in an experimental, playful way. Alfie has some extraordinary devices in his room: a letter tracer, a word machine and a puppet theatre. With the letter tracer, children will learn the appearance and sound of all letters and train their motor skills and muscle memory by drawing and tracing letters on the screen. Using Alfie's homemade word machine, children will spell new words using phonemes and letter tips. All new words are sent to the puppet theatre, where children use their creativity and imagination to tell fantastic stories. This playloop, with concrete results, has a motivational effect and helps children develop their language skills at their own pace. Play ABC, Alfie Atkins is developed by language teachers and game designers. It was created and tested in collaboration with teachers and students of schools in Finland and Sweden. The app has been developed based on children's needs and does not feature points, time limits or other elements that could lead to failure or stress. Children will play and learn using the app on their own terms and at their own pace, in preschool, at school or at home. Play and learn: • The sounds, phonemes and names of letters • How to trace letters • How to spell around 100 different words • How to read simple words • Upper and lowercase letters • Fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination • The basics of literacy • Creative storytelling The app is available in 6 different languages, and the full version allows the creation of individual profiles for multiple children. Please note that family sharing of in-app purchases aren't supported by Google. So if you want to purchase the full version of the app and share it with family members please purchase the separate premium, full version, of the app available on the Google Play Store instead. Alfie Atkins (Swedish: Alfons Åberg) is a fictional character created by the author Gunilla Bergström. Gro Play is an xEdu.co alumnus and member of the trade organization Swedish EdTech Industry. Gro Play collaborates with Playful Learning Center, the University of Helsinki, in the development of game-based learning. Please send your suggestions and feedback to info@groplay.com.