Do The Math

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Zyrobotics for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

Our oldest grandson is about to learn multiplication, but he hasn't gotten the subtraction down yet. He still tends to use his fingers to count and that is rather time-consuming.

We have several math learning programs, but those don't tickle his fancy. He finds them dull and boring and would rather play games on the PC, laptop, or iPhone.

I have no doubt he would love ZyroMath City Count, an integrated switch-accessible runner-game where young and/or special needs kids race Zyro the robot through a city.

The game is designed by Zyrobotics, LLC an inclusive technology company which develops products adaptive to each individual's capabilities. Their products for kids uniquely focus on accessible play.

As they play, children can collect all kinds of goodies to gain special powers and use their math points to buy super-power characters and prizes in the ZyroStore, while testing their reflexes and learning math at the same time.

They learn to count up to 100 by ones and tens. It has one-touch input to improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills and the graphics and music can be graded to make this game suitable for sensory sensitive kids

Choose from Beginner, Advanced, and Expert mode based on the child's motor or cognitive skill level. The game also offers a customizable learning mode for optimal game settings to personalize settings suiting the needs of the child, such as the ability to remove obstacles or reduce game speed.

It is accessible to children of all skill levels and abilities. Even children with motor limitations who use an external switch can play it, because it is switch-accessible for connection through a Bluetooth switch interface such as TabAccess or Zumo.

The app has many more features and you really should try and check it out. It is available at Google Play and can also be bought at iTunes.

How cool is playing and learning at the same time? You do the math!