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When your child is stuck, Show me turns the question into a picture they can count or read. It's the slim bar with a lightbulb just above the number keys. It never shows the answer by itself.
What it shows
- Adding and subtracting to 20: counters in ten frames, the first number in blue and the second in amber. Taking away crosses out the counters, the way first-grade books do.
- Bigger numbers: each full ten is a small ten tile, so kids see tens and ones.
- Column math: place-value blocks, with tens traded for ones when needed.
- Times tables: the table counted up row by row, such as 1 × 5, 2 × 5, 3 × 5.
- Time, shapes and fractions: hints drawn right on the clock or shape.
Counters
Under the picture, a row of counters lets your child pick dots, stars, apples, cats, cars and more. The app remembers the pick.
Show me starts closed in every round. Once it's opened, it stays open until the round ends.
Want to see the same pictures at home? Our math topic guides explain each one for grown-ups.