The applications are designed for the interactive floors.

They are operated using light pens. The working area on the floor can be divided into two three or four interactive workspaces, allowing more children to play with the applications at the same time.

Learning through games and play!

The student's activities while working with the applications are focused on, among other things:

• visual perception exercises: identifying elements – geometric shapes, syllables, words, thematic images, patterns; redrawing and completing patterns,
• left-brain exercises: organising elements that are related – numbers, geometric shapes,
• language exercises: putting words together from syllables, completing words with missing letters, pairing words based on their meanings, categorising words,
• memory exercises: recreating a movement path, pairing covered elements,
• calculation exercises: performing mental arithmetic.

The authors of the collection sought to respond to the developmental needs of early school-age children, focusing primarily on supporting intellectual, motor and sensory skills during organised, safe games and activities.

The applications included in the collection have been created in accordance with the Core Curriculum for Primary Education.

16 applications - 1,700 questions - Choice of difficulty level- Random sets of tasks

The Early School Exercises collection contains 16 complex applications. The applications include a rich collection of tasks from several fields: science, vocabulary, mathematics and coding.

Children acquire new experiences, learn new words, consolidate the spelling of more difficult words and improve their mental arithmetic skills through specially designed games and exercises. A jumping frog helps us train our memory, while a bee and a ladybird motivate us to find the right paths for them in mazes of numbers and shapes. Among colourful illustrations, we practise our visual perception and the ability to categorise characters, objects, plants and animals. While playing, we learn about the habitats of different species of plants and animals. We read the hours and minutes on the clock and practise recording time on an electronic alarm clock. Arithmetic is full of colours here, and words are not empty inscriptions, because they are accompanied by illustrations. By putting words together from syllables, we become familiar with reading more quickly, and by playing word and picture memory games, we not only practise our memory, but also reinforce the correct spelling of words.

This collection is a wonderful adventure in language, mathematics and science education. Colourful, but without unnecessary distractions. Diverse and in the form of mini-games. No boredom, because it is fun and the challenges are adapted to the developmental levels of the pupils.