Counting is more than reciting “one, two, three”. A child must point to each object once, say one number per object, and understand that the last number said tells how many there are. Quick Count practises exactly that with colourful pictures: the first rounds stay under five, then the groups grow to ten. Each answer shows the right number, so little ones learn even from their mistakes.
Best for ages 4–7
From about 4, when children start counting small groups. It suits preschool, kindergarten and the first year of primary school.
Yes, very common before 5. Touching each picture, or moving real objects into a “counted” pile, fixes it quickly.
Yes. The game is made for touch screens and needs no download.
First numbers, counting, addition and more — learn by playing, offline and free on Google Play.
