I learn writing numbers lite 2.2.8

Serpodile introduces an innovative approach to teaching number writing by breaking down numbers into fundamental shapes such as circles and slanted lines, leveraging both visual and audio guidance.

The free lite version offers access to 4 basic shapes and 4 numbers, while the full version, available in the app store, expands this to include 7 basic shapes and 10 numbers.

The application employs a structured learning process: children first master the drawing of basic shapes. By engaging with the "lesson mode," they are then introduced to the specific shapes that compose each number.

After gaining proficiency in writing colorful numbers, children can further challenge themselves by drawing numbers along outlined shapes.

The help screen provides both audio and drawing instructions to facilitate app usage.

Each screen is thoughtfully designed to include:

• A vibrant frame that assists children in spatial orientation (ground, sky, beginning/green, ending/red)
• An instructional number or basic shape
• A green arrow indicating where to start and a red dot denoting where to stop
• The "lesson mode," which offers visual and verbal instructions for drawing the number or shape
• A "padlock" feature for focused practice on specific numbers
• A minimalist interface that minimizes distractions, even concealing itself during drawing activities

This educational method has been developed and tested by occupational therapists, making it particularly beneficial for children with disabilities such as dyspraxia and autism, while also serving as a valuable tool for any child learning to write numbers.

Additionally, this application functions as a digital counterpart to an established writing method available through erasable workbooks at serpodile.com.

The developers prioritize user privacy over marketing metrics; the app is free from any tracking code and does not collect or transmit user data. Furthermore, it does not feature in-app purchases.