The learning path
Twelve stops, one path: from comparing small quantities, via tens and ones, clocks and times tables, to the technical language of everyday care work.
Quantities at a glance
Stop 1
Ages 4 to 8 · numbers up to 20
At a little market, the eggs sit in cartons of five. The quantity flashes up only briefly – children who spot the five no longer need to count.
Not in any store yet – so no page of its own yet.
Comparing quantities
Stop 2
More, less or the same?
Ages 5 to 8 · iPad
On six Caribbean islands, children aged 5 to 8 learn the one skill that comes before arithmetic – comparing quantities. Roll the dice, lay out coins, look closely: from counting one by one to the greater-than, less-than and equals signs. Fully voiced in six languages, with a two-player mode on a single iPad.
Splitting numbers
Stop 3
Learning maths through play
Grades 1 and 2 · numbers up to 10
With Zahlzerlegung, children discover the world of numbers. Perfect for primary schoolers who want to practise breaking numbers apart in a playful way.
Addition and subtraction
Stop 4
Seeing addition and subtraction up to 20 with Lumi – instead of counting
Ages 5 to 8 · numbers up to 20 · in German
3 + 5, 5 + 3, 8 − 3 and 8 − 5 belong together – they are one family. “Aufgabenfamilien: Mathe lernen” (German for “fact families: learning maths”) is a calm maths app for children aged 5 to 8: in the Lichterwald, the forest of lights, your child practises addition and subtraction up to 20 by understanding them rather than memorising answers or counting on their fingers. The app is in German.
Adding and subtracting across ten
Stop 5
Ages 6 to 8 · numbers up to 20
In Pim’s world of bridges, every bridge has exactly ten planks: five of dark cherry wood, five of light maple. Children who make ten first can cross ten without counting.
Not in any store yet – so no page of its own yet.
Understanding place value
Stop 6
Understanding tens and ones with Fünkli – hands-on
Ages 5 to 9 · voiced in 10 languages
Before 34 is written on paper, it has to be understood: three tens and four ones. “Place Value: Learn Math” is a calm learning game for children aged 5 to 9 – bundling lights, building towers, trading. From tens and ones all the way to thousands, fully voiced in 10 languages.
Times tables
Stop 7
Multiplication as a puzzle – blocks that make sense
Ages 6 to 12
Droptiply turns multiplication into a hands-on puzzle. Falling blocks whose dimensions ARE the math problem – with adaptive mastery, 4 game modes and 10 themes. For kids ages 6–12. No ads, no data collection.
A maths world on an island
Stop 8
Grades 1 to 4
On the island of Noa, people measure, count and share because someone needs something. Today a plank is missing from the jetty, and Kofi’s old tape measure only starts at 2. Read the number at the end and you order too long. Count the spaces and you get it just right.
Not in any store yet – so no page of its own yet.
Telling the time
Stop 9
Learning to tell the time – step by step
Ages 5 to 10
Tinu, a friendly little alarm clock, guides children aged 5 to 10 through nine stages – from their first look at a clock face to the 24-hour format and elapsed time. Every explanation is read aloud and shown on the clock, and eight learning games keep motivation high. No ads, no internet.
Support planning
Stop 10
Describe the starting point, set goals, print, evaluate, carry forward: Förderplanung guides teachers and special-needs educators through the whole support cycle – with suggestions from a professional library. The plans stay encrypted on the device.
Not in any store yet – so no page of its own yet.
Making teams
Stop 11
Fair teams in ten seconds
For teachers, coaches and parents
Names in, a rattle in the box, fair teams out. Ene Mene Miste turns a list of names into balanced teams in under ten seconds – with skill levels, keep-together and keep-apart wishes and twenty genuine counting-out rhymes from five countries. One tap turns the same teams into a jigsaw, an inside-outside circle, learning stations and other cooperative learning structures. No internet, no account, no ads.
Care vocabulary
Stop 12
German for everyday care work
For international care professionals
PflegeMate is the multilingual learning aid for German nursing terminology – 694 terms in 21 categories, each with an image, audio and translations into ten languages. Every term comes with three sentences: one for talking to patients, one for colleagues and one for reporting to the doctor. The learning content works offline.
And the path goes on …