This free addition game helps kids ages 5 to 7 master the basics of adding numbers from 0 to 10. Tap apples on the blackboard to count, see addition as repeated counting, and build confidence with simple sums. Perfect for 1st graders and preschoolers who already know how to count to 10.
• Tap apples to count to the result of the sum (addition)
• ... and repeat
• Learning additions with numbers from 0 to 10
This game introduces the concept of addition as "counting on" — adding two groups of objects to find a total. Kids practice sums up to 10, which is the foundation for all later arithmetic. By visualizing addition with apples, children learn what the "+" symbol actually means before moving on to written math.
First graders learn addition best when they can see and count physical objects. Worksheets that just show "3 + 4 = ?" expect kids to already understand the abstraction. This game starts with the concrete (apples to count) and lets the abstract math emerge naturally. Once kids see addition this way, written sums become much easier.
Your child should already be comfortable counting from 0 to 10. If not, try the Apple Harvest counting game first.
When your child has mastered these basics, take the next step with the full 'Math and Snake' game — free on Google Play for ages 5 to 12.
