價格：免費
更新日期：2018-08-06
檔案大小：9.1M
目前版本：1.0.1
版本需求：Android 4.1 以上版本
官方網站：http://bit.ly/GPEduc
Email：gpfighters@yahoo.com
聯絡地址：2nd flr Business Park Center Alabang-Zapote Road, Muntinlupa, Metro Manila 1780 Philippines
Counting Birds at the Sky 123 is an education app for toddler kids, baby boy, baby girl, nursery, kinder garden to preschool pupil students to learn basic counting of numbers. It is suitable to kids at any age who wants to improve and enhances the their counting skills and math skills. Kids will love playing this game because of it's art friendly cartoon environment.
Features of Counting Birds at the Sky 123
• Cute bird graphics. They fly above the sky.
• Moving clouds that makes you feel that the birds are flying.
• Tap on the cute bird to make a “tweet tweet” sound.
• Rewarding praise when you guess the correct number.
• Rewarding achievement when you guess the number correctly.
• Playing it a lot will help you with number exams!
Who can play Counting Birds at the Sky 123?
This app is suitable for ages below 5. It is also suitable for ages 6-above for kids who want to enhance their counting speed and accuracy.
Counting is fun! Math is fun!
Playing this game is actually very fun for very young audience. Toddlers kids like the shape of the cute bird. In this educational game app, kids will be having a lot of fun figuring the correct answer and getting 3 bird reward.
What are the numbers in Counting Birds at the Sky 123:
In this educational game app, the goal is to recognize 10 basic numbers.
• 1 One
• 2 Two
• 3 Three
• 4 Four
• 5 Five
• 6 Six
• 7 Seven
• 8 Eight
• 9 Nine
• 10 Ten
How to play Counting Birds at the Sky 123
• Cute little birds appear as you enter the game.
• Count all the flying birds in the scene.
• Choose the correct number based on how many the birds are in the game.
• Tap the bird: The kid's naughty behavior to tap is good for this game. They can tap at the birds all they like. It has a "Tweet Tweet" sound effects that makes the kid want to tap more!
• The Kid's challenge of this game is how he counts the cute birds in random places and how easy can he adapt into recognizing the numbers.
The good thing about it that there is no bad consequence if the kids get a wrong answer until he finds the correct one. Playing a lot will help toddler kids master the numeric system. They might get a chance of high scores in future school activities.
Math for kids
If children play this game he will surely get recognize at numbers before he gets into schooling. Playing a lot is even more better! He will easily know the number symbol of the counting number and it is a challenge to just look at the numbers instead of pointing fingers to count. This game does not have a counter so there is no pressure on the time to choose the correct answer. It is a good introduction to mathematics.
About the cute little BIRDS
Birds are vertebrates (animals with back bones) with wings and feathers that allows them to “Fly”. They take flight using powerful muscles and flap their wings to move from high places. Few birds cannot fly because their wings aren’t strong enough to carry them.
When they reproduce they makes eggs. Eggs are made to create new offspring of birds. Eggs are also used by humans to cook food.
Birds commonly eat worms and insects and some eat plants.
The common bird makes tweety sounds. It sounds like a whistle and in fantasy stories birds usually sing to capture the human heart.
Most common birds are:
Parrot, hummingbird, owl, swallow, canary, sparrow, crane, cuckoos, woodpecker, stork, potoo, sea gulls, hornbill, goose, plover, elephant bird, flaminggo, peacock, pigeon, doves, swan
These are Birds that cannot fly.
ostrich, penguin, duck, weka, kiwi, kakapo, takahe, chicken, hen and cassowary.
Birds of Prey are carnivorous birds and they eat meat.
Eagle, vulture and falcon
This app serve as both game and educational app. It will last long as your child grows from the age of 3 to nursery to kinder garden to grade school and probably used up to K12 education for families.
Now Install this educational game app “Counting Birds at the Sky 123” Today!
