This is an unnecessary distraction. My children, ages 5 and 11, found this activity challenging and fun. Instead, as soon as the player clicks on the last sound of the sequence, the program launches immediately into the next sequence. Without a pause, this can be confusing. There are many levels from which to choose.
Younger children can simply count objects.
Older children can select addition, subtraction, multiplication, division or mixed arithmetic problems. Children can make freeform drawings or color in prepackaged pictures. They can also be printed. However, the pictures appear in landscape mode on the screen, but are squished into portrait mode when printed. The higher the difficulty level, the longer the words.