Five learning apps for young pupils

Made in Ghana for children from about two to eleven. They all work on a phone, and they all keep working when there is no internet.

First

Wake NumAp

Knowing numbers. For a child who is still getting to know what numbers are, before any adding begins.

  • Counting things
  • Reading and writing numerals
  • Number words up to 100
  • Counting on, taking away, what comes next
Open Wake NumAp Read the guide for grown-ups
Second

Wake Easy.Sums.Ap

Easy Sums. For a child who is ready to add, once numbers themselves are familiar.

  • Ten sums a round, marked straight away
  • Beads in a ten-frame for every answer
  • Progress charts and speed
  • A printable report for the parent or teacher
Open Wake Easy.Sums.Ap Read the guide for grown-ups
Third

Wake Quick.Sums.Ap

Quick sums. For a child who adds below ten without thinking, and is ready for answers that pass ten.

  • 7 + 8, 9 + 4, 6 + 6 — all 45 of them
  • Two ten-frames, so ten is always visible
  • The Sixty: sixty quick sums in one game
  • Progress charts and a printable report
Open Wake Quick.Sums.Ap Read the guide for grown-ups
Any time from two

Wake Color.Num.Ap

Colours, then fractions. The basic colours from age two, and what "three out of six" means once those are known.

  • Eight colours, starting with four
  • Groups of things identical but for colour
  • Sharing fairly — where fractions come from
  • Halves and quarters, said before they are written
Open Wake Color.Num.Ap Read the guide for grown-ups
Fourth

Wake Quick.Prod.Ap

Times tables. Every product to 12 × 12, drilled until the answer arrives without counting.

  • One table at a time, until it sticks
  • Every answer shown as rows of dots
  • The Sixty: five from every table, three games cover all 144
  • 7 × ? = 56 — division before it is called that
Open Wake Quick.Prod.Ap Read the guide for grown-ups
These are five separate apps. Each one is paid for on its own, so you can take just the one your child needs now and add the others later. A free trial starts inside each app — nothing is charged to begin.