Counting practice from the very first numbers up to 100. Choose a number and the same number of pictures appears in neat rows of ten; tap each one and the tool counts aloud with your child. The How many? game shows a group of apples, stars or fish and asks for the number, at three levels. The 1–100 chart reads any number aloud and highlights counting in twos, fives and tens, with a count-along button.
loading toolHow to practise counting
- In Count, move the slider or press + and − to choose a number.
- Tap each picture to count it; press 🎲 New for a surprise.
- Play How many? and tap the right number.
- Open the 1–100 chart, pick Twos, Fives or Tens and press Count aloud.
Good to know
- Ask your child to point at each picture while counting: touching each object once is the key skill.
- Count real things too: stairs, spoons, cars passing.
Questions
Why is there no sound?
Sounds use the speech voices built into your phone or computer. Turn the volume up and check silent mode. If one language stays silent, your device has no voice for it yet: on Android add it in Settings → Text-to-speech, on iPhone in Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices, on Windows in Settings → Time & language → Speech.
Why are the pictures in rows of ten?
Rows of ten help children see numbers as tens and ones (23 is two full rows and three more), which makes counting large groups and later place value much easier.
What is skip counting?
Counting in jumps, such as 2, 4, 6, 8. It is the first step towards times tables.
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Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
