Wired.com's geekdad says “a really fun game for everyone.” number garden wins a creative child magazine 2010 award of excellence. ratedgforgeeks.com says “4.75 out of 5 stars” "new & noteworthy" in the main app store. featured in itunes' "back to school apps." number garden makes every girl a mathgirl. but watch out, parents! you'll be sneaking in game time too. a 4-year-old can tackle the first of 12 levels. for girls learning addition and multiplication, number garden fills in the steps too often missed in school. for adults it’s a challenging mental exercise. theiphonemom says, “i want my girls to think of themselves as mathgirls. . .i’m thrilled to have an app on my iphone that allows (my girls) to practice and build on their skills and confidence.” a fun game designed for girls + an engaging right-brain approach to numbers + cute, fresh graphics = math success “… see the concepts of addition and multiplication take root. . . the 'i can't do math' attitude transforms into an 'i can' as confidence blooms in young learners.” ashley allain, hyperhomeschool.com, a homeschooling mom with an ma in math education “love the art!!! i want the screenshot on the wall of my girls room!!!!” lorraine ackermann, founder, momswithapps.com and producer of iphone app, my little suitcase in the number garden: count flowers and hands/fingers in patterns. get faster by recognizing patterns. earn stars for right answers. replay levels to get faster and make more stars. use stars to "buy" items for your garden. fill your garden with flowers, bunnies, snails, butterflies, dragonflies, a soccer ball, a tire swing, a magic pond, a tree house, and more. "sell" items to upgrade to bigger items. play in and save your personal garden. save gardens for up to 4 players. icanology llc is a member of moms with apps, a collaborative group of family-friendly developers seeking to promote quality apps for kids and families. recommended ages: 4-7, 8-10, all (number garden may be too difficult for 4-year-olds.) categories: math, counting, addition, multiplication, games (number garden can be used to prepare for multiplication. in number garden, children begin to add and multiply without realizing it.)
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