It is an application that you can enjoy learning math in the first grade of elementary school.
Nurture the sense of numbers, shapes and watches through the app.
[Target age] First grade elementary school
In this app, you can learn with 3 contents.
◆◆ Clock ◆◆
Foster interest in time and practice how to read the clock in a fun way.
◆◆ Iroita ◆◆
You can learn about shape composition and decomposition.
And it will be the basis learning such as equal volume deformation later.
There are two modes: a "problem mode" in which triangular colored plates are arranged so that they fit the silhouette perfectly, and a "making mode" in which you can freely enjoy shaping.
◆◆ Block ◆◆
Enjoy nurturing the senses of numbers up to 10.
"Let's count up to 10" counts how many blocks there are.
"How many more will be 10?" Makes a complement of 10. It also leads to an understanding of addition and subtraction.
It also leads to ingenuity in the calculation method.
"Sansu Box" is a collaboration app between Nationwide School Supplies Co., Ltd. and the educational app "Wow!".
"Sansu Box" is an arithmetic teaching material that has been introduced in many elementary schools for many years because of its development that is close to the educational field.
Please use this application developed based on the teaching material know-how at educational sites and at home.
◆◆ Where we are making ◆◆
Educational app "Wow! The series is produced by "Learning and Impression Company, Wow Corporation" along with the five powers necessary for early childhood, "intelligence," "sensitivity," "expression," "autonomy," and "school attendance basics."
The "Wow!" Series is an educational game for children that "touches, talks, tilts, and learns without knowing while having fun with parents and children !?" This is an app series for children that can be played by parents and children. ..
Learning in early childhood while having fun with the family will greatly expand the intellectual curiosity of children in the future.
We hope that you will enjoy learning from the contents of the "Wow!" Series while holding a smartphone / tablet with your child and asking "Is this what you want to do?" Or "You did it well!".
