Montessori Numbers for Kids for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Montessori Numbers Overview

What is Montessori Numbers?

Montessori Numbers is an educational app designed to help children aged 3-7 build sound mathematical foundations using a concrete, visually significant material inspired by the Montessori methodology. The app offers a sequence of guided activities that gradually help children reinforce their skills, including counting up to 999, experimenting with quantities, learning numerals and their names, understanding the relationship between numbers and quantities, understanding the decimal system and place value, mastering the numerical order, and learning to trace numbers. The app uses the iPad's touch feature and verbal feedback for more efficient learning, and can pronounce any number between 0 and 1009 in American, British, and Australian voices.

Software Features and Description

1. In this activity, kids associate quantities to numbers by manipulating units, bars of 10, and squares of 100 to match a given number which is pronounced and optionally displayed.

2. This is the most complex activity because the child must count the quantity displayed, and then build the number using the numerals.

3. Montessori Numbers is designed to help build sound mathematical foundations in children aged 3-7 by using a concrete, visually significant material inspired from the Montessori methodology.

4. The child must build the number that matches the quantity displayed.

5. Montessori Numbers offers a sequence of guided activities that gradually help children reinforce their skills.

6. The quantity representing the numbers built is also displayed to reinforce the association between quantity and numerals.

7. Montessori Numbers builds on the iPad’s touch feature, and uses verbal feedback for more efficient learning.

8. In this activity, number names are to be associated with numerals.

9. As a number name is pronounced, kids are invited to build the corresponding numeral.

10. A great activity to help your child master the numerical order of 1-1000, and to introduce numerical patterns.

11. Kids can freely experiment with numerals and hear the names associated with each numeral they build.

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Download and install Montessori Numbers for Kids on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Montessori Numbers	Get App ↲	19 3.79	L'Escapadou

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Montessori Numbers for Kids app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Montessori Numbers on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Montessori Numbers"
The search will reveal the Montessori Numbers for Kids app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Montessori Numbers is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Montessori Numbers.
Now enjoy Montessori Numbers on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	L'Escapadou	3.79	3.1.1

Get Montessori Numbers on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get $3.99 on Mac	L'Escapadou	19	3.79

Download on Android: Download Android

Montessori Numbers for Kids functions

- Guided activities with several levels of increasing complexity

- Learn to count up to 999

- Experiment with quantities and learn their names

- Learn the numerals and their names

- Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities

- Understand the decimal system and place value

- Master the numerical order

- Learn to trace numbers

- Uses the iPad's touch feature and verbal feedback for efficient learning

- Pronounces any number between 0 and 1009 in American, British, and Australian voices

- Helps children learn Common Core State Standards domains, including Counting and Cardinality, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, and Number & Operations in Base Ten

- Activities include Hundred Board, 1 to 20, Quantity, Numerals, Numerals (from Quantity), and Number Tracing

- Building Block Game available at the end of each activity

- Rated highly by Children's Technology Review, NBCNews.com, Apple, CommonSenseMedia.com, Wired's GeekDad, and early childhood education experts.

✔ Pros:

- Amazing graphics

- Clear instructions

- Flexible number of settings for activity, style, and difficulty

- Engaging for girls with options for "flowers, diamonds, and pearls"

- Good substitute app for when a child is absent from school or reinforcement is needed

☹ Cons:

- Numbers in the hundreds are read incorrectly

- Overstimulating with carnival-like sounds and flashing graphics

- Not in the style of Montessori learning methods

- May habituate children to expecting rewards for every action

Top Pcmac Reviews

NOT Montessori style

By stickershocked (Pcmac user)

I was excited to find this app bundle which seemed to promise simple tracing, number and spelling activities. From the preview pictures it seemed the child could simply trace letters with a colored line over the black letter. In fact, the app uses a carnival-worth if sounds and flashing graphics. Even if you turn off most of the sound elements, you still have the flashing lights with cascades it stars and confetti each time you complete tracing a letter or spelling a word. There is _nothing_ in the style of these apps like the simplicity and self-correcting method of the app learning methods. These apps are over stimulating and will habituate your child to expecting flashing stars and applause every time they trace a letter. This is more video game than learning tool. I will never use these apps and regret paying almost $9 for the bundle.
Misreading Numbers

By P2o7o8k2 (Pcmac user)

This is a good substitute app for when a child is absent from school (the app) for long periods or for when reinforcement is needed. However, the numbers I. The hundreds are read incorrectly. The number "643", for example, is read as "six hundred and forty-three". The correct way to say the number is "six hundred forty-three." In math "and" represents the decimal point as in "six and one tenth" for the number "6.1". This is troublesome because is error is repeated with each number in every section. I sincerely hope this will be fixed.
Awesome!

By Oldwest winter (Pcmac user)

Exceeded my expectations! I bought these for my 3 year old grandson, who is growing up in a trilingual culture. Amazing graphics. I have enjoyed playing with these games so much. Easily used, clear instructions, inviting play & learn. Better than promised! I bought preschool math, writing & letters individually...because I was sold on it after I tried the math version....JUST BUY THE BUNDLE!...the programs are well worth the price either way!
7 year old daughter focused well on this app

By keepsmesmiling (Pcmac user)

This morning I introduced this app to my seven year old daughter, entering 2nd grade. She started on the beginning levels and proceeded on her own intuitively throughout the app. At one point she turned to me and said, "Look Mom, I counted to 950!". I like the app because it's simple to follow, but has a flexible number of settings for activity, style and difficulty. Adding options for "flowers, diamonds and pearls" admittedly added engagement from a girls' point of view. Congratulations to this developer for consistent, educational, high quality releases. I hope to see more. --Mom of two girls, blogger, and app enthusiast.