Counting with Objects

Children can learn numerical concepts through observation, practical application, and sounds in their chosen language using this app.

On the right side of the app window, there are buttons labeled with numbers 1 to 100. Tapping on any button will generate a corresponding number of objects in the top-left window of the app. If a child taps on any of the objects, the corresponding number will be highlighted in the right-hand side window of the app, and they will hear the relevant sounds of the number in the language they have selected.

The window at the top-left corner displays a list of objects in a vertical scroll view.

The language options scroll window allows the child to choose the language in which the app produces the sounds of the numbers. This can be done at any time while the app is running.

The application has four different operation modes: Sequence, Random, Stop, and Quit. In Sequence mode, the app displays 100 objects in a vertical scroll view with selected pictures and each row consists of 10 pictures. The app automatically reads out the numbers in the chosen language while highlighting the objects. To stop the reading, the user can use the Stop button. In Random mode, the application displays the number of objects corresponding to the number touched in the number window. When the user touches an object, the corresponding number sound is played in the selected language.

The object's window displays images from scratch.mit.edu to represent numbers.