Two notes:
- What about using QGraphicsView to display animals and also addition and results?
- The vertical layout of the addition, the equal sign and the results is not common.
Thanks in advance for our kids!
Thank you for the comment.
I will take care of what you suggested (vertical layout part). I am not a professional programmer. Just think it may be helpful for parents like me. But I do appreciate your suggestion and I will improve it.
One comment from my son (4 and half years old) is that he can not grab the mouse. I don't know how to solve that -:).
i don't know anything about education but what about just letting the kids press the correct number key? if the supposed user is able to read the instruction, he/she is most likely able to type number keys as well ;)
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Two notes: - What about using QGraphicsView to display animals and also addition and results? - The vertical layout of the addition, the equal sign and the results is not common. Thanks in advance for our kids!
Thank you for the comment. I will take care of what you suggested (vertical layout part). I am not a professional programmer. Just think it may be helpful for parents like me. But I do appreciate your suggestion and I will improve it. One comment from my son (4 and half years old) is that he can not grab the mouse. I don't know how to solve that -:).
i don't know anything about education but what about just letting the kids press the correct number key? if the supposed user is able to read the instruction, he/she is most likely able to type number keys as well ;)