Math
Teach Your Monster Number Skills
A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills moves from quantities up to five, through number bonds and patterns to ten, to place value and numbers up to one hundred. The publisher describes mini-games, visual models and a targeted practice mode where an adult picks a skill and number. Songs and supporting activities carry things off the screen. It is a separate product from the Teach Your Monster reading games, with its own progression.
- Ages
- Ages 3–6+
- Works on
- Web browser; App
- Topics
- Math, Early learning
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Count quantities up to five
- Explore number bonds to ten
- Practice place value
- Use targeted practice
- Sing the supporting songs
Who it suits
Listed for ages 3–6 and up, with stages that follow a child’s number understanding rather than age.
Notes for parents
A grown-up sets up a home or school account with an email address, and a test player is available for a look around first.
What you need
- Grown-up account with an email address
- Desktop browser or the app
Visit Teach Your Monster Number Skills
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