Understand pack.
(Playaway Launchpad)

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Issued on Playaway Launchpad, a pre-loaded learning tablet.

Content and/or functionality of apps on this tablet may have been modified for use on this device.

Powered by rechargeable battery ; container includes one power charging cord.

Earphones not required for audio playback.

Device does not have Internet connectivity.

Individual apps contained on this device may vary.

"The goal of the Evaluation & Calculation Module is to teach kids to identify and analyze the details, data, and patterns that define the world around them. Topics in this module include quantification, research, algebraic thinking, statistics, association, and measurement. STEAM Academy offers an interdisciplinary approach that weaves together the science, technology, engineering, art, and math skills learned in the classroom and connects them to things kids see every day.",Publisher description.

Telling Time with the Smurfs,Telling time is a Smurftastic skill to have! LEARN, PRACTICE, READ and PLAY with the Smurfs in the new deluxe storybook experience with fun activities. This App offers a unique and easy way to teach young learners how to read a clock face, understand the difference between analog and digital clocks, and tell time.

Hidden Pictures,New from Highlights - discover Hidden Pictures puzzle solving fun. Classic Highlights Hidden Pictures scenes have been reimagined for a whole new generation by Highlights for Children, the #1 children's magazine in the United States. Both kids and grownups will find something fun in our new Hidden Pictures Puzzles App!

Hexologic,Immerse yourself in the beautiful world of Hexologic. Solve challenging, yet rewarding puzzles, listen to relaxing music and dive deep in the game's atmosphere!

Pango One Road,Make a way and help Pango plug up the holes by using your finger to drag his path!

How Many Ducks?,Read the story. Then sing the story! It isn't a secret that using songs to teach children pre-reading skills is fun and successful. This original song is featured as a read-along and a sing-along. Count along as the playful little ducks swim around the pond and find their friends! How many will they find? "How many ducks are swimming in the pond? One, two, three, four, five little ducks!" Adorably-illustrated ducks are playful and sweet and the repetitive text encourages young readers to read-along and learn to count from one to five.

Ziggles Count to 10,Join the Ziggles in a fun song counting from one to ten! Then, count backward from ten to one and start again!

Searching for Triangles - Miss Brushes' Art Academy,A triangle has three sides and three angles! Help Miss Brushes and her class find all the triangles and then make them into art!

Animal Math Supreme,Travel the world over from Bessie's Farm to the plains of Africa to a lush, green forest as you join math-explorer Emma through more than 100 fun math games on a quest to help her animal friends find a way home!

Om Nom Stories: Nibble-Nom - Detective Nom (Episode 155),Nibble Nom's favourite toy is missing! Nibble Nom and Dr. Nomson are ready to look for it day and night. The thief is right there, so the question is how to catch this mysterious fellow.

Moved by Math | More or Less,When you draw pictures, your art shows what you think and feel. In this activity, you will create drawings of what you see outside your window. And, with some help form number sentences that use addition and subtraction.

Moved by Math | Foot Traffic,People measure all types of things every day: distances walked, sizes of clothing or a room, quantities of food and time for cooking. In this activity, you will trace your feet and cut them out to use as non-standard measures, then create pictographs to represent the data you collect.

Moved by Math | Math and Me,When we use art to weave math into stories, we make it fun and memorable. In this activity, you will use your imagination to create art that adds extra noses, eyes, and maybe even animal features to people. You will need: washable markers, crayons, paper, blunt tip scissors, and a glue stick.

Grades K - 2.