Native Numbers Hack 1.53 + Redeem Codes
Complete Number Sense Mastery
Developer: Native Brain, Inc.
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 1.53
ID: com.nativebrain.nativenumbers
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Description
*** Top Rank of #2 in Education! 350,000 kids, 70 million math tasks, and counting! ***
WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYING
- 12 BEST Children's Educational Apps of 2012: “Native Numbers is a fabulous app, promoting deeper learning and providing a much needed foundation in math for all children.” - TeachersWithApps.com
- “The kids loved the gameplay feel of the app… This is a great app to help young kids learn the concept of numbers and basic math skills.” -iHeartThisApp.com
- "A Math App Worth Bragging About!" - Karen Mahon, Ed. D, Learning Scientist
OVERVIEW
- Number Sense is widely cited as the most critical math skill a child ever learns
- Native Numbers is the first and only comprehensive Number Sense curriculum in the App Store
Inspired by research, designed by Harvard Education School graduate Dr. Michael W. Connell, and developed by a team of MIT engineers, Native Numbers is the first of its kind - a complete curriculum to help early learners develop Number Sense.
THE PROBLEM
There are countless "early math apps" available in the App Store - but are any of these effective in laying down a proper Number Sense foundation?
THE REALITY
Unfortunately, most math app developers ignore the complex sequence of activities required to properly develop Number Sense. Instead, some claim to develop math knowledge as a side effect of other, non-mathematical games and activities. Others inflate a single, narrow math concept into a game that they promise will provide "hours of fun and learning."
This random approach to early math simply does not work. Researchers Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama found, for example, that while it might appear that kids are "doing mathematics" when engaged with puzzles, blocks, songs, and the like, "evidence suggests that such an approach is ineffective, owing to a lack of explicit attention to mathematical concepts and procedures along with a lack of intentionality to engage in mathematical practices" (Science Magazine, Aug 2011).
THE SOLUTION
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and the Common Core State Standards have made Number Sense a focus area of elementary mathematics education for all children.
Native Numbers is based on high-quality learning research and is designed to engage each child directly in an individualized, intrinsically rewarding learning experience while minimizing distractions – what some people call "hard fun.”
(For a brief video that explains why Number Sense is so important and how Native Numbers develops it, search for "Native Numbers" on YouTube.)
Native Numbers challenges children with 25 engaging and carefully sequenced activities that develop an understanding of several core concepts and skills, including:
- Number Representations: Identify the numbers 1-9 as continuous quantities (rods), discrete quantities (sets of animals), and symbols (numerals)
- Number Relations: Answer questions about number relationships using a variety of visual representations and vocabulary (greater/less, bigger/smaller, heavier/lighter, etc.)
- Ordering: Arrange numbers in order from small to big and big to small
- Counting: Use numbers to put a set of objects in order (ordinal numbers) and to determine how many objects are in a set (cardinal numbers)
- Demonstrate Mastery: Apply concepts from previous activities to novel, untrained examples
Recommended Ages: 4-7 (home or school) although many younger and older children can benefit as well
*** Teachers - Learn about Classroom Functionality here: http://bit.ly/WHHSJ1
THE PRICE
Teachers With Apps said that, "Native Numbers is a fabulous app, promoting deeper learning and providing a much needed foundation in math for all children. We highly recommend this app and please, don’t let the price stop you from purchasing this extensive curriculum, it’s worth every penny of the $9.99."
WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYING
- 12 BEST Children's Educational Apps of 2012: “Native Numbers is a fabulous app, promoting deeper learning and providing a much needed foundation in math for all children.” - TeachersWithApps.com
- “The kids loved the gameplay feel of the app… This is a great app to help young kids learn the concept of numbers and basic math skills.” -iHeartThisApp.com
- "A Math App Worth Bragging About!" - Karen Mahon, Ed. D, Learning Scientist
OVERVIEW
- Number Sense is widely cited as the most critical math skill a child ever learns
- Native Numbers is the first and only comprehensive Number Sense curriculum in the App Store
Inspired by research, designed by Harvard Education School graduate Dr. Michael W. Connell, and developed by a team of MIT engineers, Native Numbers is the first of its kind - a complete curriculum to help early learners develop Number Sense.
THE PROBLEM
There are countless "early math apps" available in the App Store - but are any of these effective in laying down a proper Number Sense foundation?
THE REALITY
Unfortunately, most math app developers ignore the complex sequence of activities required to properly develop Number Sense. Instead, some claim to develop math knowledge as a side effect of other, non-mathematical games and activities. Others inflate a single, narrow math concept into a game that they promise will provide "hours of fun and learning."
This random approach to early math simply does not work. Researchers Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama found, for example, that while it might appear that kids are "doing mathematics" when engaged with puzzles, blocks, songs, and the like, "evidence suggests that such an approach is ineffective, owing to a lack of explicit attention to mathematical concepts and procedures along with a lack of intentionality to engage in mathematical practices" (Science Magazine, Aug 2011).
THE SOLUTION
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and the Common Core State Standards have made Number Sense a focus area of elementary mathematics education for all children.
Native Numbers is based on high-quality learning research and is designed to engage each child directly in an individualized, intrinsically rewarding learning experience while minimizing distractions – what some people call "hard fun.”
(For a brief video that explains why Number Sense is so important and how Native Numbers develops it, search for "Native Numbers" on YouTube.)
Native Numbers challenges children with 25 engaging and carefully sequenced activities that develop an understanding of several core concepts and skills, including:
- Number Representations: Identify the numbers 1-9 as continuous quantities (rods), discrete quantities (sets of animals), and symbols (numerals)
- Number Relations: Answer questions about number relationships using a variety of visual representations and vocabulary (greater/less, bigger/smaller, heavier/lighter, etc.)
- Ordering: Arrange numbers in order from small to big and big to small
- Counting: Use numbers to put a set of objects in order (ordinal numbers) and to determine how many objects are in a set (cardinal numbers)
- Demonstrate Mastery: Apply concepts from previous activities to novel, untrained examples
Recommended Ages: 4-7 (home or school) although many younger and older children can benefit as well
*** Teachers - Learn about Classroom Functionality here: http://bit.ly/WHHSJ1
THE PRICE
Teachers With Apps said that, "Native Numbers is a fabulous app, promoting deeper learning and providing a much needed foundation in math for all children. We highly recommend this app and please, don’t let the price stop you from purchasing this extensive curriculum, it’s worth every penny of the $9.99."
Version history
1.53
2017-10-17
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Fixed iOS 11 specific issue with main menu screen
- Fixed iOS 11 specific issue with main menu screen
1.52
2017-08-31
Minor bug fixes for 64 bit version. *** Note: If you run iOS version prior to 8, you can download a previous version with same functionality.
1.51
2017-08-26
Minor bug fixes for 64 bit version. *** Note: If you are running iOS versions older than 8.0, you can still download previous version, which has same functionality
1.50
2017-08-16
Upgraded to 64 bit architecture to support iOS 11+ *** Note: If you are running iOS prior to version 8, you can install previous version which has same complete functionality.
1.40
2015-05-04
Minor bug fixes.
1.30
2014-08-16
Solved sound issue for users with muted iPads, fixed various bugs.
1.10
2013-01-22
- Integrated new instructional overviews into curriculum
- Added functionality for teacher / multi-classroom support
- Enhanced learner feedback
- Added functionality for teacher / multi-classroom support
- Enhanced learner feedback
1.02
2012-11-12
Minor fixes and learning center functionality
1.01
2012-11-10
- Updated adaptive learning model to improve learner experience (levels up faster based on user feedback)
- Minor bug fixes and enhancements
- Minor bug fixes and enhancements
1
2012-10-23
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
7 Ratings
Reviews
Jktczh,
Love it, BUT!
I love the app, the number sense imbued in the levels is fantastic. I love how mastering one level unlocks the next, very motivating. One big problem - the trophies. As soon as my child realized the meaning of the different colors he was no longer interested in learning the numbers but instead was working only for the gold trophy. And the first time he didn’t get one he was in tears and no longer interested in the app at all. This is a textbook example of being “punished by rewards”. Please include the option of turning off the trophies and stars. Progress bar and accuracy/speed markers are fine as objective feedback, but the “ranking” and reward associated with the trophies are detrimental to the learning and ultimately made this wonderful app unusable for us. Developers, please read Alvie Kohn’s “Punished by rewards”and continue with your fabulous work! Thank you!
CHIPJOYCE,
Foundational — all kids need to master this
This is pedagogically excellent. My son enjoyed using it and finished all the puzzles in a couple days. It showed me he had numbers sense already, and while I realize he could have learned more from this a year or so earlier (he is six), it was valuable because it improved his speed in solving. That’s valuable.
Ed Tech Guy,
Perfect app for serious learning in school or at home
I've worked in educational technology for 15 years as a teacher, administrator, researcher, and consultant and this app may have the most ingenious instructional design I've ever seen. It forces children to grapple with CONCEPTS of number, specifically to understand equivalence relationships among numerosity, magnitude, and numerals.
The surprising fact is that many (if not most) children learn math as a set of rote procedures without ever understanding the meaning of numbers. Native Numbers helps teachers and parents equip their students and children with a solid foundation of number sense that will become even more important with the transition to Common Core State Standards.
Native Numbers is also perfect for serious learning because it's one of very few apps with an online dashboard so that student progress can be conveniently monitored in one location. The dashboard makes it easy to see whether students are making good progress toward full mastery or need some support to get past a sticking point. As a result, teachers can be confident that students are actually learning something during their iPad time.
The surprising fact is that many (if not most) children learn math as a set of rote procedures without ever understanding the meaning of numbers. Native Numbers helps teachers and parents equip their students and children with a solid foundation of number sense that will become even more important with the transition to Common Core State Standards.
Native Numbers is also perfect for serious learning because it's one of very few apps with an online dashboard so that student progress can be conveniently monitored in one location. The dashboard makes it easy to see whether students are making good progress toward full mastery or need some support to get past a sticking point. As a result, teachers can be confident that students are actually learning something during their iPad time.
Mamabug99,
Used to be good
We used this over a year ago and I wanted my child to go back and work with it as a review but all the data was lost and even trying to setup a new dashboard it no longer works.
Mew102Mich,
Huge progress for my granddaughter!
My 8-year-old granddaughter had been struggling with Everyday Math curriculum and it had been identified that she was weak in number sense. She started using Native Numbers last fall and she loves "playing" it. Just 15-20 minutes a few times a week has made a HUGE difference! She struggled with the first level, but now that she mastered that things are really clicking! She has the number concepts down and is moving on to number relations! And she's doing so much better in school, and is back to grade level!!
I love that you can go back and do the early levels any time you want, but you can't move ahead until you have the foundation solid. My granddaughter will often try a new level, then go back to one of her favorites - thus reinforcing the lessons!
I love that you can go back and do the early levels any time you want, but you can't move ahead until you have the foundation solid. My granddaughter will often try a new level, then go back to one of her favorites - thus reinforcing the lessons!
ArlingtonMom!,
Best math app available
Best 10 bucks I ever spent. Seriously.
This app is not math "junk food" like many of the other ones I have tried. This thing is the real deal.
This is by far the best math app out there, and it may be the best one period (are there awards for these things?) My 4 year old went from zero understanding of math concepts to a math whiz, all through the use of this app.
I pride myself on the fact that I do my homework on these apps, and this one has both solid learning concepts behind it, plus my daughter LOVES it. She wants to play this above all other games, and the reults are amazing. She demonstrated her math at her preschool, and the teacher wanted to know what the app was so that she could recommend it to all the other parents. Its nice to know that I can leave this in her hands while i do something else (like drive or make dinner) and she will continue to learn. There is even a board that you can use to check to see how your child is doing.
The website has a lot of information about the concepts behind this app, and reviews. If you want to make sure that your kid can get ahead in math, then use this app.
This app is not math "junk food" like many of the other ones I have tried. This thing is the real deal.
This is by far the best math app out there, and it may be the best one period (are there awards for these things?) My 4 year old went from zero understanding of math concepts to a math whiz, all through the use of this app.
I pride myself on the fact that I do my homework on these apps, and this one has both solid learning concepts behind it, plus my daughter LOVES it. She wants to play this above all other games, and the reults are amazing. She demonstrated her math at her preschool, and the teacher wanted to know what the app was so that she could recommend it to all the other parents. Its nice to know that I can leave this in her hands while i do something else (like drive or make dinner) and she will continue to learn. There is even a board that you can use to check to see how your child is doing.
The website has a lot of information about the concepts behind this app, and reviews. If you want to make sure that your kid can get ahead in math, then use this app.
Kinder teacher TX,
Speaking as a teacher and a parent, I love this app!!!!
As a teacher I love integrating technology into my curriculum. I have been using this app with my kindergarten students! It's fun and educational. I love using the dashboard so I can see what is happening while my students work on the IPAD. It also helps me with keeping documentation on my struggling students :) I can print out the dashboard for my records to show my student's progress! I would recommend this app for teachers!!!!! You can add all of your students on the instructor dashboard and monitor their progress !!!! Great feature for teachers!!! Parents you will love this app too!
wiiteacher,
Brilliant!
That's what I tell my kinder students as they progress through the levels of Native Numbers and it's what I want to tell the developers of this app. It is the BEST math app that I have purchased (and I have a TON of apps). Worth every penny and then some. HIGHLY recommend this app if your child or children in your class are struggling to master number sense. My kids have transferred what they have learned exploring with real Cuisenaire© rods to the app and vice versa. Thank you for this well designed app. Keep bringing us apps like this, NativeBrain!
DRGFAMILY,
Fantastic App for Early Number Sense
This is one of the best apps available for early number sense. The adaptive, mastery based design provides my students with individualized instruction. The dashboard allows me to see when and where they are struggling. I've now used this with over 250 students. I love that the app includes mutliple non-symbolic representations, as well as symbolic, and students develop fluency in using each of these interchangeably. The best quote from one of my students was "It's just like learning, only fun."
BelmontDad,
Great Math App for Kids
I typically do not spend any $$$ on apps, let alone $10, but this app is worth it.
I have three kids (ages 2, 4 & 6) and they all enjoy playing Native Numbers. I was skeptical that they would play it more than once (I've got a ton of non-educational apps competing for their attention), but there is something innately engaging about the app that seems to draw them in despite the absence of grunting pigs, cars, trains, swords, fruit, or any other familiar game image/icon.
All three of my kids have benefitted from the app, but I have noticed the biggest impact on my 2-year old who now understands what quantity each number represents, and relationships between numbers.
I would definitely recommend Native Numbers to any parent of young children and hope Native Brain develops an addition/subtraction/etc. app as a follow-up.
I have three kids (ages 2, 4 & 6) and they all enjoy playing Native Numbers. I was skeptical that they would play it more than once (I've got a ton of non-educational apps competing for their attention), but there is something innately engaging about the app that seems to draw them in despite the absence of grunting pigs, cars, trains, swords, fruit, or any other familiar game image/icon.
All three of my kids have benefitted from the app, but I have noticed the biggest impact on my 2-year old who now understands what quantity each number represents, and relationships between numbers.
I would definitely recommend Native Numbers to any parent of young children and hope Native Brain develops an addition/subtraction/etc. app as a follow-up.
