About Count Along
Each meadow holds a few animals of one kind, such as sheep, frogs or bees. Every tap gives an animal the next number, spoken out loud, and when all are counted the total pops up big. There are no wrong answers, which makes it a calm first step into counting.
How to play
- Tap each animal once and listen to its number.
- Or slide a finger across the animals to count them all.
- With a keyboard, press Space to count the next animal.
What your child practices
- Counting one by one
- Number names in order
- Finding how many in all
- Careful tapping
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Meadows with 2 to 4 animals, drawn big and easy to tap.
LittleAges 4-6
Meadows with 4 to 7 animals spread all around.
Play together
Count the stairs as you climb them together, one number for each step, and say the last number again to show how many.
