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DotToDot number whiz brings an old children’s favourite into the 21st century. Download this FREE version (“DotToDot number whiz lite”) so your kids can test it out first.

Customers have asked for more and harder puzzles, and we've delivered. The Lite version now includes eight dot-to-dot puzzles (up from 3). There’s now 42 in the full version (up from 12). Don’t miss out on the full version's half-price sale.

HOW YOU PLAY
Children either touch the dots individually (great for accuracy) or drag their finger between dots (can be faster, but easier to make mistakes). When they’ve finished the puzzle, a colourful, original picture is revealed.

Dot-to-dots are a great way to develop children’s counting skills, but now they are more fun and educational than ever:

* Aged-based settings that make it more challenging for older children (4-5 year-olds just have to count up in 1s, older siblings may have to count in 2s, 4s or 7s or know the order of the alphabet)
* Leaderboards so your kids can try to beat their own or their siblings’ best times
* Practice for fine motor skills
* Fun animation, graphics and sounds your kids will love

This Lite version includes three dot-to-dot puzzles. There’s 12 in the full version. Don’t miss out on the full version's 50% off special launch offer.

WHO IS IT FOR?
Children aged between 4 and 11. The 4-5 year-olds need to be able to recognise numbers between 1 and 25.

MOMS, DADS AND GUARDIANS
Touch the “parents” button on the first screen to see some options just for you. For instance, if you like this app, choose the “rate & review” option to let the world know. If there’s something you don’t like or understand, choose the “help” option. From “help” you can also “report bugs & feedback” to tell us what you think.

FROM THE MAKERS OF…
abc PocketPhonics – one of the best-selling apps in the US App Store for learning to read and write. And a Macworld app of the day -

“Teach your kids to write with this innovative educational iPhone app … help young children understand letters, and start the road to reading.”

? 2009 Apps in My Pocket Ltd