Math Bakery 1

Math Bakery 1 – Start counting

A new fun way to learn math for children aged 4 to 8. It’s just like having your own private teacher helping, encouraging and correcting. Even toddlers learn quickly to add and subtract, helping daddy ‘baker’ produce cookies in time for Christmas.

The app has been developed in co-operation with mathematicians, children and leading researchers. It has been carefully tested in Swedish schools and preschools. The children have rapidly shown significant improvement.

Lotta Nilsson, primary school teacher in Lilla Alby School, Sundbyberg, Sweden:

"My teaching is made considerably easier, since the game is simple to individualize. I have 27 students in the class, with differing competence. Now I have the possibility to target the correct level for each child."

Susanna Lindström on Facebook:

"An incredible app! I’ve taught my 4 year-old to subtract!"

Per-Olof Bentley, senior lecturer in mathematical didactics at Gothenburg University:

"While I find that much mathematics teaching material, especially for lower age groups, has considerable flaws, I think that Math Bakery significantly improves a child’s numeracy and understanding of the how and why of the ‘position system’ of reckoning."

YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN:

-to gradually improve self-confidence in addition and subtraction

-to understand numbers, distinguishing between digits and groups of ten

-to ‘see’ what happens when numbers are added or subtracted

-to reckon using “ten friends” and “dubbles”

FEATURES:

-6 addition games and 6 subtraction games

-help routines that, without specific direction, give your child the possibility to investigate and understand numbers

-attractive original graphics

-interactive and easy to follow

-play with friends!

-result screen shows totals and high score for each game

-no in-app purchases

Math Bakery 1 – Start counting is the first app in the Math Bakery series

Math Bakery 2 – Continue counting, for 7 to 10 year-olds, provides training in addition and subtraction with larger numbers. Your child learns how to set out a calculation problem and solve it using ten-carrying.