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High high can you count using the fingers on one hand? If you said "5", you're wrong; in fact, Plato's Playground will present you how to count to 31 and that's only the beginning. Plato's Playground is an AI-backed implementation of a Math club the author, a Ph.D. mathematician, made for his younger daughter's elementary school over 18 years ago. The basic purpose of Plato's Playground was to introduce elementary school-age kids to the beauty of Mathematics in a method that had never been done before. Mathematical subjects are often presented to young kids based on the misguided belief that the first things that need to be presented are arithmetic tables: memorize the addition and multiplication tables because young children are unable to grasp more advanced concepts without a firm knowledge of arithmetic. In fact, nothing should be further from the truth, as the success of the author's weekly Math club showed. Plato's Playground consists of over twenty math "projects", a lot of of which are based on math subjects introduced at the undergraduate and graduate school level at the University of California, Berkeley, which the author attended. The Math club included primary concepts of Probability theory, Number systems, the Euler Characteristic, Minimal surfaces, non-orientable surfaces, Logic puzzles, Knot theory, Prime numbers, Fractals, Algebraic geometry and more. And yes, the kids, all between the ages of 5 and 9, not only grasped these concepts easily but were thoroughly engaged the entire two hours the club met. Here are some of benefits of Plato's Playground: 1. Communicate with the apk verbally or in written form. 2. Over 50 languages are supported. 3. Supports natural language. 4. Extensive use of graphics and speech create the apk suitable for kids who are deaf or blind. 5. Fosters a life-long love of math through play and exploration. For more info, see https://www.platosplayground.org