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Now from Nannie RaRa comes an updated and enhanced ver of your favourite Counting Creatures. This ver has additional monsters and additional backgrounds - some making the monsters very hard to search. There is also other touch-count screen with two monsters to be counted one after the another. 'How a lot of stars' now gives you your top five scores. Counting Monsters is the counting mini game for kids aged between 4 and 6. The mini game uses pictures of true monsters to teach kids how to count up to 10. There are also interesting facts to learn about the monsters. Meet Bessie Beetle, Gregory Grasshopper and their friends. Counting Monsters turns the task of learning to count into a fun mini game so that kids have fun numbers from an early age. Kids love repetition – they like having the same story read over and over once more, so adding up over and over once more is fun for them and the variations in numbers and monsters will hold their attention. Counting monsters has four various methods to count: count the monsters and press the correct number; count the monsters and press the correct word; touch each insect up to the correct number; and touch first one monster then the another to learn the a lot of methods two numbers add up to ten. The screens have different numbers of monster - count how a lot of there are and press the correct button. The mini game tells you if you are correct and you can test once more if you are wrong or go to other challenge with a various number and kind of creature. If you receive the right reply first time you receive a gold star and can go into the top five scores. Children also like learning facts – think of their interest in dinosaurs and how they pick up and remember all the long complicated names. ‘Meet the monsters’ has info of the monsters encountered when playing the mini game and this section encourages them to know about them.