Hey we love maths at home. Any suggestion?
There is a nice software for learning to count, it's called "Aprendendo a Contar". It is in Portuguese but it is very simple and easy to understand. Even so, I will provide a little translation* for you. 
I played it with my sister when she was a kid. She loved it! 
I recently found it on the internet and uploaded to a website. Here is the link for anyone who wants to try it right away:
https://webmsx.org/?DISK=https://sites.google.com/site/taivas01/msxspirit/Contar.dsk
Press F12 to speed things up a bit because it takes a while to start...
* Translation of the test configuration screen.
Fill-in the data below:
Number of exercises (1-10):
Difficulty level (1-10):
Goal (1-10 points):
Press a key ...
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