Numbers AR 4D

Counting from 1 to 10

• Practice early counting with visual objects that appear one by one in augmented reality.
• Help children connect the spoken number, the written number, and the quantity they can see.
• Useful for preschool, kindergarten, and first number-recognition practice at home or in class.

Alphabet Learning in Three Languages

• Explore Arabic, English, and French letter activities alongside number learning.
• Arabic includes the full 28-letter alphabet, while English and French include their standard alphabet sets.
• Each letter is paired with a memorable 3D animal, object, fruit, or vehicle to support word association.

Marker-Free AR Placement

• No printed cards or flashcards are required.
• Children point the camera at a flat surface, then place the selected learning object in the real world.
• This makes AR numbers and letters easy to use on a table, floor, desk, or classroom surface.

55+ Animated 3D Models

• Includes a large collection of animals, fruits, classroom objects, vehicles, and playful characters.
• Models help children see language and numbers as real objects instead of flat symbols.
• Examples include animals, apples, bananas, umbrellas, vehicles, and other familiar objects for young learners.

Interactive 3D Controls

• Children can resize and rotate placed models with simple touch gestures.
• Animation buttons let supported models walk, run, jump, roar, fly, or swim.
• Interaction keeps attention high while reinforcing the selected number, letter, or object.

Pronunciation and Animal Sounds

• Hear letter and number pronunciation in the selected language.
• Animal models include sound playback so children can connect letters with real-world sounds.
• Audio support helps visual, auditory, and multilingual learning happen together.

Tracing Practice

• A guided tracing board helps children practice writing letters and numbers.
• Supports Arabic letters, Arabic numbers, English letters, and English numbers, with French learners using the supported Latin-letter practice flow.
• This turns the app from a viewing experience into hands-on writing practice.

Screenshots and Learning Moments

• Capture screenshots after placing a 3D object in the room.
• Parents and teachers can save learning moments, classroom activities, or fun scenes created by the child.
• This is useful for sharing progress or encouraging children to repeat what they learned.

Parent-Friendly Access

Numbers AR 4D is made for parents, teachers, preschool children, and early learners who want an interactive way to learn numbers, counting, Arabic letters, English letters, French letters, pronunciation, tracing, and augmented reality education.

• A simple parent gate helps protect purchase flows or external links when those actions are available.
• The app is designed for young children with clear language choices and simple visual controls.
• Core learning activities are built for focused number, letter, pronunciation, and writing practice without printed markers.