Monte-Lingual (1 to 10) ($1.99 | iPad | iTunes App Store) by Continuous Integration Inc. consists of a series of educational games based on the Montessori teaching method to help young children (suggested for toddlers, preschool, & kindergarten) learn how to count.
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- Number recognition
- Handwriting (tracing)
- Counting
- Counting backwards
- Skip counting
- Foreign languages
Activities \ Modes:
- Discovery mode
- Match mode
- Spell mode allows numbers to be displayed in the chosen language
- Quiz mode (video demo below) with multiple levels to earn new marble sets
- Marbles change color depending upon the quantity according to the Montessori bead stair concept
- Multi-touch allows students to learn the concept of skip counting by interacting with more than one marble
- Ability for students to move marbles back to demonstrate counting backwards
- Numbers are clearly pronounced and spoken in the chosen language on each flick
- Lite, or free, version to try out the app before you buy
- Well-designed, intuitive, and kid-friendly user interface
- Multi-sensory (touch, sight, and sound)
- Based on Montessori teaching methods (bead stair concept)
- Numerous approaches/modes to learning the same skill, which build upon each other
- Includes goal setting component
- Teaches counting in child's native language, but provides opportunity to learn another language
(English, Spanish, French, or Chinese) - Classical background music or customize with your own music library
- Video demo below of various settings available in the app
Promo Code Giveaway:
The developer has given us 6 promo codes to giveaway. To win a promo code for Monte-Lingual (1-10) app:
1. Follow @montelingual on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway "I've entered @montelingual promo code giveaway. You should too! #B2SAppSpecials #teachingall"
2. Like Montelingual on Facebook. Comment on their wall mentioning the promo code giveaway on the Teaching All Students blog.
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3. Comment below and share a manipulative or method you use to help you child or students understand the concept of counting or skip counting.
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