Number Catcher

Catch the falling numbers — 0–9 by key, 10–20 by tap

Number Catcher

Ages 3–6

Number Catcher is the numbers cousin of Letter Catcher. Numerals fall from the top of the screen, and your child catches each one by pressing the matching key or tapping it. It builds numeral recognition and quick number-finding on a real keyboard, starting at 0–9 and climbing to 10–20.

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Meet Number Catcher!

🎯 What you’ll learn

  • Recognizing numerals 0 through 20
  • Finding numbers on a keyboard or keypad
  • Quick reactions and visual tracking
  • Number confidence that supports early math

🕹️ How to play

  1. Watch the numbers fall and press the matching key — or tap it on the on-screen keypad — before it lands.
  2. The game starts with single digits and works up to higher numbers as your child grows more confident.

The real game, free for 60 seconds, 2 tries a day. Nothing from the demo is saved. Family unlocks it while you’re subscribed.

Ages 3–6

Number Catcher — included in the Family plan on TotType

Number Catcher is the numbers cousin of Letter Catcher. Numerals fall from the top of the screen, and your child catches each one by pressing the matching key or tapping it. It builds numeral recognition and quick number-finding on a real keyboard, starting at 0–9 and climbing to 10–20.

Ages
3–6
Teaches
Recognizing numerals 0 through 20 · Finding numbers on a keyboard or keypad
Plan
Family plan ($4.99/month) or Family Plus — try a free 60-second demo first
Plays on
Any browser — keyboard or touch, nothing to install
In class
With the Classroom plan, one class link opens it for a whole class, with no student accounts (classroom typing games by grade)
En español
Number Catcher en español

How to play Number Catcher

Watch the numbers fall and press the matching key — or tap it on the on-screen keypad — before it lands. The game starts with single digits and works up to higher numbers as your child grows more confident.

What your child learns

Why it works at this age

Numerals are a second alphabet, and the keypad is its own small map. Catching a falling number by pressing it teaches both at once, and reading numbers up to twenty on the fly is the bridge from counting objects to reading digits.

Tips for parents

Frequently asked questions

What numbers does it cover?

It starts with 0–9 and progresses to 10–20 as your child improves, so it grows with them.

Can younger kids play on a tablet?

Yes — an on-screen number pad appears on touch devices so kids can tap the matching numeral.

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