123Go+
Math Learning Made Playful
Ages 3–8
123Go+ is a math learning app for children ages 3–8 on iPhone and iPad, with over 200 interactive activities covering counting, numbers, shapes, patterns, logic, addition and subtraction.
What your child will learn
Essential math skills, through play and exploration.
All learning happens through positive reinforcement. No timers. No pressure. Just progress.
Add & Subtract
Shapes
Patterns & logic
Sorting & size
Problem solving
Early math concepts
Builds confidence
Explore the game
Over 200 interactive game boards.
Colorful activities developed with experienced educators and child psychologists.
Identify colors
Build observation and recognition skills.
Counting
Learn numbers and quantities.
Numbers
Practice counting step by step.
Logic
Fun challenges that build problem solving.
Shapes
Explore shapes, patterns and size.
Learning levels
A structured journey from preschool to 2nd grade.
Early learning Ages 3–4
- Number recognition
- Counting
- Shapes & patterns
- Tracing numbers
Intermediate Ages 5–6
- Counting beyond 10
- Adding quantities
- Number relationships
- Comparing amounts
Advanced Ages 6–8
- Addition & subtraction
- Logical thinking
- Sequencing & ordering
- Larger numbers
Why parents love 123Go+
Calm, safe and easy to use independently.
- Easy and intuitive, even for young children
- Safe and kid-friendly environment
- No ads, no pop-ups
- Calm gameplay with no stress or time limits
- Positive feedback that builds confidence
- Introductory mini-games available for free
Designed to grow with your child
From preschool through 1st and 2nd grade.
123Go+ accompanies children as their skills develop, with content inspired by established educational standards such as the US Common Core.
New lessons and activities are added regularly, so learning never stands still.
Research-informed learning
Playful practice, grounded in early-learning research.
123Go+ is not presented as a clinically or academically validated intervention. Its learning approach is informed by broader research on early mathematics and learning through play.
Research on early childhood mathematics emphasizes meaningful opportunities to explore numbers, quantities, shapes, patterns and other mathematical ideas. A National Academies consensus report identifies early mathematics as an important foundation for later school learning, while a NAEYC/NCTM position statement recommends combining purposeful mathematical experiences with play and exploration.
A 2022 systematic review and meta-analysis of guided play found evidence of benefits for some early mathematics outcomes, including early math skills and shape knowledge, while also noting that the evidence base is heterogeneous and does not support equally strong conclusions across all outcomes. Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child also describes play and games as opportunities for children to practice attention, working memory and self-control.
Research references:
- National Research Council (2009), Mathematics Learning in Early Childhood: Paths Toward Excellence and Equity.
- NAEYC & NCTM, Early Childhood Mathematics: Promoting Good Beginnings.
- Skene et al. (2022), Can guidance during play enhance children’s learning and development in educational contexts? Child Development.
- Harvard Center on the Developing Child, Brain-Building Through Play.
Frequently asked questions
What parents usually want to know.
Is 123Go+ suitable for a 3-year-old?
Yes. Early activities focus on number recognition, counting, matching, shapes and simple patterns, with controls designed for young children.
What math skills does 123Go+ teach?
Children practice number recognition, quantities, counting, shapes, patterns, logic, addition and subtraction, with more advanced activities introduced gradually.
Can children play independently?
The interactions are designed to be intuitive and supportive so children can explore on their own, while positive feedback encourages confidence.
Does the game contain ads?
No. 123Go+ is designed as a safe, kid-friendly experience without advertising or pop-ups.
Is there a free option?
Introductory mini-games are available for free. Full access is available through monthly or yearly subscription plans.
Start your child’s math journey today