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I hope you grow up to be a child who is not afraid of math!

I want to develop thinking skills rather than simple addition and subtraction!

Math is especially difficult to learn on your own, what should I do?

Golden time for studying math from 5 to 9 years old!

Start your first step with a more fun math study than a game.

✔️ Fun math learning available only in Walnut 123

Stop studying simple numbers and repetitive calculations! Be reborn as a math-friendly child.

Fun repetition learning through 384 games helps develop mathematical thinking skills.

Learn the principles of numbers and operations with 1,749 problems and strengthen your application skills.

You can develop your thinking and creativity by solving various problem games.

✔️ Build a solid foundation in math

Learn the main concepts of math repeatedly and grow up as a child with strong basics.

count by number

Learn how to count by looking at the objects presented in the picture.

draw number

Practice drawing and learning numbers from 0 in various ways.

Learning Numbers and Numbers

Look at the objects and people presented in the picture and learn how to count and count.

Know the different forms of numbers

Learn about the various units that can be counted by looking at the objects and people presented in the picture.

order of numbers

Learn how to count the order by looking at the objects and people presented in the picture.

Develop thinking skills

Learn how to broaden your thinking, develop your imagination, and expand your thinking to express it.

✔️ You can develop the power of self-learning

A fun game environment and a school trip through space stimulate children's curiosity.

The cute 'Greenie' becomes a school trip guide and helps you study steadily.

Compliment stars are provided when you attend, and 183 various ‘Greenies’ are waiting for you as a learning reward.

It's okay even if you don't know the letters. All problems are provided as audio files so you can study on your own.

✔️ See how your child is learning

In Today's Learning, you can see the learning progress and attendance status.

After each learning session, you can see the accuracy, solving speed, learning time, and number of incorrect answers.

You can see your child's learning history and correct answer rate report.