🏷️ About: Team Umizoomi, ready for action! Your child will use mighty math powers to explore Umi City, uncover hidden surprises, and play five Umirrific math games: •Toy Store – A counting game •Number Bubbles – A number identification game •Race Around Umi City - A number comparison game •Up! Up! And balloons! – An addition/subtraction game •Rolling Toy Parade – A number line game Each game teaches fundamental .
- Engaging for young children
- Good for keeping kids entertained during car rides
- Introduces basic math concepts
- Stretches children's problem-solving skills
- Includes a variety of games and features
- Allows children to set goals and earn badges
by Scottirj
Want my money back!
by Emily Callegari
I don’t think NickJr. Is supporting UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers anymore. I bought it for my kid and it lets me hit play and then put a name in, and then there’s a white screen but no sound. I tried to reboot, and then a skip button comes up but when I hit it UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers freezes and does nothing. Going to get a refund!
by AbsolutelyGrateful
I wrote the following review a while ago. I am shocked these people continue to collect innocent peoples money with out at least fixing the race game it is teaching children incorrect info! Shame on you charging for this ap an not caring enough to make sure it works properly for your hardworking customers! Shame! RE: After completing the seconded game it said out loud that it unlocked the third game but it didn't actually unlock it. Also the racing game would be awesome for number recognition accept it keeps telling my son he got the answer wrong when in fact he got it correct. I Paid $3 for this ap which is by far the most expensive ap I have purchased yet and so far the least functional. I would think an ap of this price and is advertised on nick jr commercials would be worth the money and flawless. Please fix this ap so we the customer can get what we paid for.
by Kikilewellen
I paid for this game. Kids loved it. Now that there is a new iso11 it says you can’t play it. Update or refund.
by AnimlNitr8
Ads in a paid app AND an app for iPhone and iPad that is the same thing except that you can charge for both? RIP OFF! STAY AWAY!
by Ryary12
I downloaded UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers since it said it was in both English and French. I can’t for the life of me find where to change it to French. I went through the “contact us” process and still no answer... please don’t tell me that I just wasted money on this for no reason. App is not user friendly, freezes, and is misleading.
by Educated Mom Of 2
My 3-1/2 yr old loved the first games that i purchased for $2.99. So I was excited to see an update, but I became greatly disappointed when I saw I had to pay $3.99 for 3 more games. That's stupid. If you're gonna update your program don't put a price to it. Those that purchased it in the first place should be granted free updates, even if it does enquire more games. I would have given a 4 star (and maybe a 5 if updates were free cuz there wasn't enough games to it to begin with.), but I'm gonna only give a 2 because I'm so disappointed with the price on the update. Take the price tag off, or at least lower it to $.99 for those that already have the game, and then up your price to $3.99 for those that are just purchasing the program. You will have a lot more satisfaction, in my opinion if you do.
by 1nf0m@g3
Why would you provision an app to override the mute switch setting, yet NOT include a provision to defeat the override? Categorically ridiculous! Every app should respect the mute switch or at the very least have an option to respect it.
This is a fun app and my son loves it, I'm really puzzled why this change was implemented in this revision. It seems completely superfluous and unnecessary. What I am sure of however are the times when a situation would come up that has required me to reach over and flip the mute switch. Option gone. Please fix this!
by Jennifer Trew
My kids love oomicar, but that game doesn't work.
Disappointed that there are ads in a pricy app.
In-app purchase has activities that are on show, but very limited for what is charged
by Jessica Elle B
UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers is great and my daughter loves it but it's so large and takes up so much space.
by Who??????????????????????
I bought it for my MacBook ($10) and he seemed into so I wanted to put it on the iPod touch we handed dow to him, another $3. I would think for 10 bucks it would be on all my devices. Also on the Mac version in the balloon game UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers messes up often. You can't drag the balloons or do some of the other things they tell you to do. Unless your child is great with a mouse, I would recommend getting it on a device with a touch screen, some of the games require actions that are too fast for a little one and a mouse. The lag is also true in the driving game.
by BattleBornMom
We've had it for about a week now and both my kids (2.5 and 3.5) are using it consistently. My son likes the "drive" feature in the race game. He also likes that he can view his badges and set goals to fill the board up. My only complaint is that I would have liked to see more pattern and shape recognition.
by Bscottd
Great game, my son loves playing it. The only thing that bugs me and him is as a 2.5 year old should, he likes to explore in these sort of apps so he taps EVERYTHING. He works very hard to open up the new levels but then mistakenly deletes his name and is confused as to why he has to start over and hands me the phone. I would love a way to lock his player name so that his opened levels aren't deleted mistakenly almost every time he plays it.
by Acestro
My kiddo loves it!! Well done.
by Mommygraham
I am not sure why others aren't happy with this game. As a parent and a teacher, I think it is awesome. My daughter is 4 and this game stretches her. She made it through the 1-6 numbers fairly quickly but then it got harder and added dice which she found to be challenging. She got the key to Omi City but then it kept going. Love how it works on conceptual first and then abstract and problem solving.
by Arr2dee2
Despite all the negative reviews, I ended up buying UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers for my 2 1/2 year old daughter who just loves the show. I actually thought it is pretty decent, maybe a little overpriced for what you get but they are good games. One game even introduced my daughter to basic addition and subtraction. Ive had it for about a month now, It's never glitched on me, and my daughter loves it. Very happy with my purchase.
by PandaMa17
😡😡😡😡
by MacDaddyReeds
My son loves UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers. I've been watching him use it for almost a year. Then I upgraded to ios6 it it crashed. I went back to iTunes account and found my original purchase of $2.99 and clicked on report a problem. I was not going to buy UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers again and for a dollar more. Sent my complaint that an app should always work even if an OS changes. Didn't think I hear anything but low and behold, my original app had an upgrade to fix and its working again. My son is happy and he's counting better than ever. Now i cant understand why I can't find UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers in my purchases section on my iPad. its baffles me.
by Miss Game Reviewer
Another great game for my school's pre k iPads
by Linolaldanese
So I admit right away that I'm a huge fan of this show, but I have to say that UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers really blew me away. I first bought it on the ipad and my kids and I both really enjoyed it (you can probably find my review on the ipad app page). So why did I buy it again for the iphone? Well, in our family we never take the ipad out of the house. But the iphone is always with us, of course. So UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers became a true lifesaver when stuck in traffic with the kids in the carseat. Parents, you know what I'm talking about!
UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers is pretty much the same as the ipad, which is great for the kids because they didn't need to learn anything new in order to play. I just love that it's both educational and entertaining. It's guilt-free fun for the kids (and maybe a little break for you too, moms and dads!!)
by J&E Mom
My 4 yr old sone has been unable to unlock anything but the first 3 games despite the fact that he has played, and gotten perfect scores on, each of the 3 many times. Does anyone know how to get in touch with tech support? The link above this which says "If you need support, please visit Team Umizoomi...." only takes me to the nick jr website..there is NOTHING about contacting tech support on that page.
by Amberforhan
My 2 1/2 year old son LOVES Team Umizoomi and he's totally obsessed with this game!
My only complaint is that I'd like to manage players differently. My son keeps adding and deleting new players so he is always losing his rewards. I wish there was a way to lock the player list after you've added each child. It would make my life just that much easier.
Oh and I'd like to add that UmizoomiZoomIntoNumbers totally does work with iPod 3rd generation. I upgraded to iOS 5 before I downloaded it, maybe that's what's giving people issues...?
Yes. Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 47 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 3.6/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers Is 48.2/100.
Yes. Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 47 Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers Is 67.5/100..
Umizoomi Zoom Into Numbers works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
For more information regarding Nickelodeon’s use of personal user data, please visit the Nickelodeon Group Privacy Policy: Our Privacy Policy is in addition to any terms, conditions or policies agreed to between you and Apple, Inc., and Nickelodeon and its affiliated entities are not responsible for Apple's collection or use of your user data and information.
Team Umizoomi: Zooms into Numbers collects personal user data as well as non-personal user data (including aggregated user data), and offers in app purchases.
In addition, your child will be able to earn additional achievements when you purchase three new games for Umi City that are based on Shapes and Patterns curriculum: Mighty Toy Machine, Super Shape Zapper and Party Light Patterns.
User data may be used, for example, to respond to user requests; enable users to take advantage of certain features and services; personalize content and advertising; and manage and improve Nickelodeon's services.
These badges and trophies are tracked in Team Umizoomi’s Headquarters and earning enough badges and trophies will grant kids a special key to Umi City! But watch out for the Shape Bandit who is out and about in Umi City! He's on a mission to search for shapes…and the Key to the City! Team Umizoomi will need your child’s help to look out for that sneaky Shape Bandit.
Each game teaches fundamental math concepts critical for preschoolers: identifying numbers; one-to-one number correspondence; rote counting; reading number symbols; associating symbols with quantity; and basic addition and subtraction.
Team Umizoomi: Zooms into Numbers offers in-app purchases and charges real money for additional in-app content.
User data collection is in accordance with applicable law, such as COPPA.
Use of this app is subject to the Nickelodeon End User License Agreement.
You may lock out the ability to purchase in-app content by adjusting your device’s settings.
Additional purchases won’t require a re-entry of the password during this 15 minute interval.
Children will also earn badges and trophies throughout the game.
iOS will keep you logged on for 15 minutes after an initial in-app purchase.
Appropriate hints are provided to support your child as they practice and build their math skills.
