infinut Math Kindergarten3.0

Built by an engineer mom to help her daughters understand and enjoy math, infinut Math Kindergarten provides 30 lessons with 600 interactive game-like exercises that teach math concepts to kids.

infinut Math lessons gradually increase in difficulty and are aligned to Common Core Math. Manipulatives are simulated on the touch-screen, to connect math to everyday things. Step-by-step audio and visual feedback is integrated into every game, to gently guide kids learning. Parents and teachers say: “Kids literally beg to play”. Our pilot research showed more than a year’s gain in learning (Cohen’s d:1.24, p<.001) in just 3 months.

Features:
1. Create individual student profiles to track each kids' progress separately. No purchases are allowed from a student profile.
2. Play lessons in increasing order of difficulty or assign lessons out of order to kids.
3. Set a pin for safe play for kids. The pin prevents kids from switching back to parent profile.

K Math Lessons:

1. Puzzles : Build spatial foundation and have fun learning shapes.

2. More Amount : Develop quantitative thinking by comparing two quantities.

3. Numbers 0 to 3: Count discrete items by moving apples and tape measure on the screen.

4. Numbers 0 to 5 : Match and relate numbers to quantities.

5. Patterns : Use logical thinking to determine the missing shape.

6. Most Amount : Compare three quantities with discrete amounts.

7. Add to 5 : Move cupcakes or blocks to show addition.

8. Commutative + : Tactile exercises teach the Commutative Property of Addition.

9. Mental + to 5 : Use gummy bears and number lines to practice math.

10. Multi-op + : Build upon simple math sums by adding 3 numbers.

11. Fewer Amount : Develop quantitative thinking as foundation for learning subtraction.

12. Subtract to 5 : Remove object from box to subtract. Understand subtraction as taking-away.

13. Mental (-) to 5 : Practice subtracting numbers up to 5 using gummy bears and cubes.

14. Numbers 6 to 9 : Build upon previous lessons by counting up to 9.

15. 0 or 1 More to 9 : Fill the treasure box and then add on by 0 or 1 to learn addition.

16. 2 More to 9 : Count forward beginning from a given number building number sense.

17. Add to 9 (a) : Ramp up addition operations by playing with treasures, party hats, cubes.

18. Add to 9 (b) : Become sophisticated at addition by adding desserts and using a number line.

19. Fewest Amount : Compare three quantities with discrete amounts, liquids, lengths, and weights.

20. 0 or 1 Less to 9 : Practice subtraction by taking away 0 or 1 from a given number.

21. 2 Less to 9 : Use rolls, burgers as manupulatives to practice the concept of taking away.

22. Sub to 9 (a) : Increase fluency in subtraction operations by subtracting by 3, 4, or 5.

23. Sub to 9 (b) : Elevate subtraction skills by subtracting food items and math cubes.

24. Numbers 10 to 13 : Throw soccer balls into a net, pop bubbles, and plant flowers.

25. Numbers 14 to 17: Pop bubbles underwater, and sequence numbers.

26. Numbers 18 to 20 : Understand discrete quantities and navigate number mazes.

27. Make 10 : Play with monster party hats, and fill ice cream cones to get to 10.

28. Tens & Ones : Construct representation of numbers using base-10 cubes and houses.

29. Money : Play a shopping game to buy toys using coins in 1 and 10 denomination.

30. Time : Sequence events and showing hours on a clock.