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NumberShire 1: Home Pros

✓ More than a Math Game!I bought this game for my nieces and ended up playing it myself. The graphics are amazing, the storyline is interesting and building your own character and earning pets is wonderful fun. The game teaches math skills but keeps the player interested. Usually my niece can't sit still for 10 minutes but she played Numbershire for over an hour. Wonderful game!.TrevmangVersion: 1.0

✓ My kids LOVE Numbershire!I am a homeschooling mom and we've used a large range of curriculum and online learning tools. Numbershire is a big hit! An excellent balance of fun and learning, math skills are introduced incrementally, and the adventure continues each time they play. Each of my 3 youngest, aged 4-8 has an account and they all love it. The reward-based learning really works for them, and I like that it keeps track of each of their progress independently. I also like that it has a clear ending to each lesson, when the student is led back to their "house" to go to bed until the next day's lesson..Dat cat dowVersion: 1.0.3

NumberShire 1: Home Cons

✗ Excellent... but it is stuck on the tutorialLooks excellent... can’t seem to get past the tutorial, however. We now know how to move the blocks, minus the blocks, add the blocks ad nauseum. 🤷🏻‍♀️.SpecialappsskVersion: 1.2.2

✗ Good first attempt….Narrative overpoweringWith all the fanfare about the developers working with the University of Oregon and the published results of the Numbershire pilot study I was hoping for a fantastic gaming and educational experience. There are a few fundamental issues that impede engagement with the learning material. The narrative of the game is so extensive that it gets in the way of children having fun with math. The story telling is so extensive that it becomes an obstacle for ELL and children with speech and language delays. My children attempted to answer the questions correctly but because of the design, they had to wait for their answers to be recognized until the long droning narrator finished his monologue. It was so frustrating that both my children closed the app. There is no option to skip levels should the child want to find more challenging problems to solve. The game is marketed as adaptive but when the child is forced to conform to the game play instead of the other way around, I’m not sure the investment in the adaptive technology is worth the effort. Did the researchers forget that children are intuitive explorers and that math is about constructing meaning of their world? Why impose such rigid rules onto small children? Data-collection is required to drive the adaptive engine which becomes more important than imparting joy in learning math. This is what I hate about data-driven learning applications. I downloaded the app in hopes to find supplemental math curriculum to support struggling students. I was totally hooked with the marketing messages being research-based. But in the end, the individual who should have the last say as to whether or not this app is “effective” should be the child. If the child can’t engage, then the designer needs to take that feedback and reiterate the design..@sumpepandwongVersion: 1.0.3

Is NumberShire 1: Home legit?

✅ Yes. NumberShire 1: Home is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 106 NumberShire 1: Home user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for NumberShire 1: Home is 72.8/100.

Is NumberShire 1: Home safe?

✅ Yes. NumberShire 1: Home is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 106 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.0/5. AppSupports Safety Score for NumberShire 1: Home is 77.3/100.

Should I download NumberShire 1: Home?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes NumberShire 1: Home a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.