Your patience and dedication give learning a strong start. Thank you for using Fun School and making it part of your school day. This update gives you more ways to practice early math, make something colorful, organize your students and find useful references without leaving the app. MORE WAYS TO PRACTICE NUMBERS • Count pictured objects and compare two groups side by side. • Work through picture addition and subtraction one group at a time. • Match quantities to number tiles and pop the target number balloons. • Build place value skills with Tens and Ones. • Fill missing numbers along a strawberry counting path. • Arrange number train cars from smallest to largest. • Follow guided strokes in Trace Numbers. • Use hints when a question needs another look. • Return to unfinished math practice and review completed sessions. MAKE TIME FOR ART AND COLOR • Choose a picture to color or start with a blank drawing page. • Experiment with colors and brush styles in Free Drawing. • Draw glowing lines on the dark Neon Drawing canvas. • Match each numbered region to its color in Color by Number. • Move between math practice and creative activities from Games. FIND YOUR NEXT ACTIVITY • Browse games by Count and Compare, Add and Subtract, and more. • Sort the catalog by Recommended, Name or Progress. • Open the Completion Board to review finished practice. • Revisit familiar apple, balloon, picture and bead counting games. Hear math questions read aloud, check a hint or try again before moving on. Take a few extra minutes to practice together, then choose what comes next. ONE SCHOOL HALL FOR YOUR STUDENTS • Start Homeschool at School Hall, with classes and students together. • See your full enrolled roster and today's attendance in one place. • Create multiple classes with room for up to eight students per class. • Keep unassigned students in the hall roster, ready for a class later. • Remove a class while keeping its students in your school. • Open More for lessons, quizzes, records, supplies and reference books. ATTENDANCE THAT SHOWS THE WHOLE DAY • Mark each student Present, Absent, Excused, Sick or Field Trip. • Review enrolled, attending, absent, excused, sick and unmarked totals. • Present and Field Trip count toward attending for the selected day. • Students without an attendance mark remain visibly unmarked. • School Hall totals count each student once for the selected day. • Switch between taking attendance for the hall and a single class. REFERENCE BOOKS READY OFFLINE • Open the English Dictionary and Thesaurus from More > Reference. • Search words locally or browse the alphabetical A-Z indexes. • Read full dictionary entries and explore related words. • Consult the complete historical Webster dictionary and Roget 1911 thesaurus. • Read the bundled 1769 King James Bible alongside prayer planning. These historical books keep their original wording, older spellings and meanings. Their contents are bundled with Fun School, so reading and word searches work without an internet connection. KEEP YOUR PLANS AND RECORDS CLOSE • Review lessons, quiz scores, student progress and classroom summaries. • Reopen saved lesson and class records as your plans change. • Scroll through longer record lists and sort class spreadsheet columns. • Keep school years, student cards, awards and supplies organized. • Export JSON records or a selected category as a spreadsheet-friendly CSV. • Add new records from transfer JSON while matching entries are skipped. Use the calculator for a quick answer, then move back to a lesson, a game or your school records. Your teaching sets the pace, and Fun School keeps these everyday tools together on iPhone and iPad.

ou do a lot to keep learning moving, and your dedication matters. Thank you for using FunCalc and making it part of your routine. This update brings more of your school day into the app, with easier navigation, picture-based math practice and more useful ways to review the records you keep. YOUR MAIN TOOLS, EASIER TO FIND • Quests and personal achievements now share the Quest/Leaders tab. • Switch between goals and your progress in one view. • Kindergarten Math has its own tab between Quest/Leaders and Homeschool. • Open school tools from the clearly named Homeschool tab. • Tab symbols return, and school buttons have simpler text labels. • A refreshed welcome screen gives the app a cleaner look. MORE ROOM FOR EVERYDAY CALCULATIONS • The starting number display fits smaller iPhone screens more comfortably. • Top calculator controls have more room above the number display. • Calculator animations pause when you leave the app. • Keep using familiar memory controls, scientific tools and saved history. PICTURE COUNTING IS BACK • Return to apple counting and balloon number activities. • Practice recognizing numbers in groups of familiar objects. • Explore odd and even numbers with balloon exercises. • Use beads and strawberry paths to practice counting and number order. • Find kindergarten lessons and quizzes from the Homeschool list too. A MORE ORGANIZED HOMESCHOOL DAY • Find tools grouped under School Day, Lessons & Learning and Progress & Records. • Search school functions by name or section. • Open school tools and details side by side on iPad. • Move through school screens with straightforward iPhone navigation. • Keep lessons, quizzes, attendance and prayer planning close together. • Manage students, classrooms, school years, awards and supplies. RECORDS YOU CAN KEEP WORKING WITH • Reopen saved records and edit details as your plans change. • Saved name changes carry through to related school records. • Student and other proper-name fields no longer suggest spelling corrections. • Lesson Records loads more entries as you scroll. • Class Records also scrolls through more entries without page buttons. • Search and sort records, then open an entry to view or edit its details. • Record lists refresh after saved changes, imports and school-data resets. NEW WAYS TO REVIEW PROGRESS • See completed and planned lessons grouped by subject. • Find planned lessons that are past due. • Review quiz accuracy, recorded results and quizzes awaiting scores. • Check attendance rates and present, sick and field-trip student days. • Follow monthly activity and progress points in charts. • Compare recent activity with the previous 30 days. • Totals and charts refresh in the background while you use the app. A DEDICATED IMPORT & EXPORT SCREEN • Open Import & Export directly from Homeschool. • Create JSON files for all school categories or one selected category. • Import JSON created by this screen without replacing existing records. • Matching records are skipped, including repeated data in the file. • Export a selected category as CSV for spreadsheet use. • See saved record totals for the database and each record category. • Transfers stop at 10,000 records, with related records included in that limit. • A separate 100 MB JSON ceiling helps keep oversized files in check. • Counts load in the background, and a notice confirms completed transfers. SCHOOL SETTINGS AND DATA CONTROL • Reset All Data lets you clear the school database when you choose. • A warning asks you to confirm that the deletion cannot be recovered. • Clearing runs in the background and finishes with a completion notice. • Older drafts cannot restore school records after a reset.

Your patience and curiosity make every practice session worthwhile. Thank you for using Fun Calculator and for making room for math in your day. This update introduces a kindergarten game collection with four picture activities, short sessions, and helpful ways for young learners to keep trying. FOUR GAMES TO EXPLORE Open the Kindergarden Math tab to find four illustrated game cards. Each card leads to its own activity, so you can choose a familiar favorite or try a different number skill. • Count the Apples brings counting practice to a simple picture of fruit. Count each apple, choose one of two answers, and submit your choice. • Balloon Number Fun asks children to recognize even and odd numbers. It also includes rows where the challenge is to spot the one different number. • Picture Count alternates between cars and apples. Count a small group, compare three answer choices, and pick the matching number. • Beads and Strawberry Path combines counting with number order. Match a bead group to its count, find the next number, or fill a gap in a strawberry path. SMALL STEPS THROUGH EACH SESSION The new games keep each visit manageable, with ten rounds and a clear view of how far you have come. There is time to count carefully, talk through a question together, and make another attempt. • Follow the round progress as you work toward the end of a session. • Choose an answer first, then use Submit when you are ready. • Keep thinking without a countdown rushing the counting games. • Get gentle feedback when an answer needs another look. • Celebrate correct answers with a little animation and sound when enabled. • Finish a session, see your result, and return for another set of questions. HELP WHEN A QUESTION FEELS TRICKY • Use Hint to get guidance for the question on screen. • Show counting markers in picture counting activities to help keep your place. • Tap the speaker control to hear a question aloud when sound is on. • Read clear prompts and select from large answer controls. • Use VoiceOver labels to hear questions, answer choices, and selected answers. • Follow written feedback as well as visual cues after submitting an answer. NUMBERS THAT GROW WITH PRACTICE The starting ranges keep the focus on early number skills. After two sessions with at least eight first-try correct answers in a game, its next number range becomes available where offered. • Count the Apples begins with 1 to 10 apples, then introduces groups of 11 to 20. • Balloon Number Fun starts with numbers from 1 to 10 and later includes numbers up to 20. • Beads and Strawberry Path begins with 1 to 5 and later extends to 10. • Picture Count stays within 1 to 10, giving children a familiar place to keep practicing. PROGRESS WORTH RETURNING TO A short break does not have to mean starting over. The new collection saves progress for each game on your device and gives you a way to see what has already been completed. • Return to an unfinished session and continue from your saved round. • Track completed sessions separately for each of the four games. • See your best score and aim to improve it on another visit. • Check game progress from the collection before choosing what to play. • Move back to the collection when you want a different activity. A DIFFERENT LOOK EACH TIME • Practice with changing counts and picture arrangements. • Look for answers in different positions instead of remembering a button's place. • Alternate between related activities in the balloon and strawberry games. • Keep counting visible, familiar objects while the questions change. Start with apples, try a balloon question, or work through a number path together. Your next few minutes of math practice can begin with a single game card.