Kids Learning - My First Numbers Counting Game

I'm a volunteer in a classroom for children with multiple disabilities and this app is wonderful for them because it's so simple and clear. It's perfect for helping them learn to count. Thank you for making it free.....Bette H. 216/18 Can’t make the sound work on this app now. I need the sound to make the app useful.

The app looks good but is badly designed. As soon as the kid touches the screen to count the number changes. How can the kid learn. Not worth buying free.

My toddler son likes it

This is a great app for toddlers. My son is learning more than I ever imagined he would from these Alligator Apps. He loves pointing out the letters and numbers he learns from the game throughout the house or grocery store. I am impressed than an app can truly be educational.

I love this App it really helps my children learn and they have fun at the same time. I will let them play it all day I'm go glad I found it

You should be able to touch the screen without it changing (add a button to change to next screen). Also, some animation wouldn't hurt.

This app could be made better: the progression through the numbers could be depicted in the photos more clearly by not changing the pattern they are shown in for each number. A consistent pattern would allow children the ability to clearly see that one is added each time. I also think it would be beneficial if they could touch each item and have the group counted out, not just be told there are X amount of items. Guess that's why it's free.

I like this app for helping my kindergarteners learn their numbers. The photos are great for my students who are learning English because they not only reinforce the number quantity, but also the names of the objects. I also really like that the flashcards can be customized, like some of your other apps, even adding customized recorded words. This allows me to create lists for my students to proactive numbers and quantities in Spanish. I think the home screen needs to be more streamlined though. Only the games students can actually play with the free version should be on the home screen. Other options and apps should be listed under settings. This makes it easier for students to use the apps independently, without me having to come and get them out of the app store or another page that is not the game.

My 2 year old was diagnosed with Autism 5 months ago. He's been spelling 3 letter words since he was about 18 months old. At 10 months old, he knew the alphabet & numbers 1-10. With the obsession with the alphabet, he loves apps like this one so he can see the letters & hear them. It makes me happy to see him happy. Thank you for developing this app.

I love this app for my child !!!