EP 42: Funexpected Math - The New Age Learning Tool with Founder Natalia Pereldik

In this enlightening episode, Camellia and Celia sit down with Natalia Pereldik, co-founder of Funexpected Math, to discuss an innovative app designed to make math fun and engaging for children aged 3 to 7. Natalia explains how the app goes beyond basic numeracy, incorporating mental folding, logical puzzles, and early coding to foster mathematical thinking. Highlighting the importance of early math education, she reveals that the math gap can start as early as four or five years old. Listeners will learn about the personalized learning experience provided by the app, featuring a digital tutor and various interactive formats for parents and children, including festive quests and video tutorials. Natalia shares inspiring success stories of children with dyscalculia and dyslexia who have thrived using the app, underscoring the need to break down biases and stereotypes surrounding math. With availability in 16 languages and ongoing advancements, this app is revolutionizing early math education. Tune in to discover how math can be seamlessly integrated into play and how early exposure to mathematical concepts can set the foundation for lifelong numeracy skills. Keywords: Math, education, app, numeracy, mental folding, logical puzzles, early coding, personalized learning, engagement, math gap, dyscalculia, dyslexia, biases, stereotypes For more information and to download the app, visit their official website or find it on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store:  Website - https://funexpectedapps.com/ Takeaways: - Exploring Fun, Expected Math is an app that makes math fun and engaging for children aged 3 to 7. - The app goes beyond numeracy, incorporating mental folding, logical puzzles, and early coding to develop mathematical thinking. - Early math education is crucial, as the math gap begins as early as four or five years old. - The app provides a personalized learning experience with a digital tutor and various formats for parent-child engagement. - Success stories include children with dyscalculia and dyslexia benefiting from the app, highlighting the need to break down biases and stereotypes around math. Before you go, don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @spillitgirlpodcast for all the behind-the-scenes tea, extra content, and daily chaos you didn’t know you needed. 💅 And if you want even more, head to our website for episode recaps, links, and all the things we’re loving lately — it’s basically your one-stop shop for living your best Spill It Girl life. Rate the pod, share it with your group chat, and tag us when you’re listening — we live for it. Same time, same energy next episode… stay unfiltered. 💋