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Use this app to access the following features:
– View the schedule of events and their locations*
– Access the tournament map and navigate to the different buildings and venues
– Explore the different competitions and access their rules, event schedules and latest bracket updates
– Connect with your coaches and teammates*
– Consult the official program of events and other region resources
– Receive real-time updates with important event information from your region

Play games, explore augmented reality, watch videos, engage in activities and collect certificates by completing learning goals. Each section offers something fun:

· AR Explorer – Kids point a device at a supplied AR target, and the app's Augmented Reality feature makes the image come to life with digital interactivity.
· Notebook – Children connect their math learning with their life by using photos, drawings, kids' stories, and games to extend learning.
· Games – Kids can explore three levels of math practice in different skills units.
· Story Maker- Children use backgrounds and stickers to tell their own stories. They can record and replay their voices as they tell their stories.
· Puzzle Surprise – puzzles unlock fun surprises as kids progress.

Plus the Grown-Ups Section where parents can see their child's progress through informative interactive charts and tables.

IN ADDITION TO THE FREE CONTENT (2D SHAPES), THERE ARE THREE UNIQUE UNITS AVAILABLE THROUGH IN-APP​ PURCHASE. EACH WILL HELP YOUR CHILD BUILD KEY SKILLS:

COUNTING
Improve your child’s math and counting skills with COUNTING. Learning how to count is a basic math skill that children need in order to advance to complex math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. In COUNTING, children will learn how to count to 10, to read and write the numerals 0–9, and to tell at a glance how many items are in a group (up to 5) without counting.

SORTING
Boost your child’s logical reasoning and problem-solving skills with SORTING. Learning how to sort and classify requires logical thinking, which children will need as they advance through the grades. In SORTING, children will learn to describe and compare how they sorted items, re-sort a group of items in a new way, and decide which group has more or fewer.