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Ages 2-3 · Free now access · Highest parent votes first
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Balloon Count Path
Count balloons along a gentle path and choose the matching number.
One-to-one Correspondence
Counting
Number Words
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Sock Batch Sort
Count a sock batch and choose the basket number that matches it.
Classification
Quantity Recognition
Comparison
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundAudio optional
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Free
Shape Stack Count
Count a small shape stack and choose its matching number.
Shape-number Pairing
Subitizing
Early Numeracy
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
Ready
Free
Cup Count Corridor
Move to the cup count that matches one spoken number.
One-to-one Correspondence
Counting
Number Recognition
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
Ready
Free
Mini Basket Group
Choose the basket that matches a tiny object group.
Quantity Recognition
Counting
Comparison
AgeAges 2-5
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 4 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
Ready
Free
Tower Block Numbers
Count three friendly blocks and pick the matching number.
Counting
Cardinality
Number Recognition
AgeAges 3-6
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 level tracks ready
Numbered stage expansion will come later.
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds counting, quantity, and number confidence.
Try togetherPoint once per item and count slowly together.
About 5 minutes · Guided play
3 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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