5 year old isn't a fan of math and is a slow learner. But he demanded to do hundreds of addition and subtractions by finger counting (slowly remembering some facts and learning tricks) to earn points and puzzle pieces I do have to write all the numbers so he doesn't get frustrated by handwriting. The random timer questions are genius as it motivated him to remember facts or count faster. He also asked me to teach him multiplication and division so that he can collect more puzzle pieces, and he learned them in one go. One feedback is I’m not sure why the division sign is a colon.

Much better after the little advice you provided by feedback to the below. Thank you!======Huge issue with app. recognizing the number 9. One in 10 times it will read (recognize) it as such, the rest it shows you have the wrong answer.Please fix. Very annoying and quite undeserving for your otherwise hard work.Thanks and all the best.

Every time my 5-year-old tried to input the number 9, the app did not accept it, resulting in stopping the game. We tried it a few different ways, we made sure he was staying in lines but the game still was not accepting it. Also, the game is supposed to teach them to count but the time bar running out in a few seconds does not facilitate beginner counters. Not happy with it, we are removing the app.

Would be a great app if it actually recognized the numbers. Left my son in tears because he was writing the correct answer for many questions but it didn't recognize it. Just make it a number to type or click on different options.