Num Quest

Num Quest is a bilingual educational application designed to teach number theory concepts to Hispanic Spanish-speaking children. The app includes lessons, practice exercises, and educational games to help children learn math and English.

Features

• Bilingual Support: English and Spanish language options.
• Lessons: Detailed explanations of number theory concepts.
• Practice: Interactive exercises to reinforce learning.
• Play: Fun educational games to make learning enjoyable.
• Voice-overs: Narration available in both languages.
• Quizzes: Assess understanding with quizzes.
• Flashcards: Visual aids for learning numbers and concepts.

Getting Started

Follow these instructions to set up and run the Num Quest project on your local machine.

Prerequisites

• Flutter SDK: Make sure Flutter is installed. You can download it from Flutter's official website.
• Dart SDK: Dart is included with Flutter, so no separate installation is needed.
• VS Code: Install Visual Studio Code from here.
• Android Studio / Xcode: Required for Android/iOS emulators. Follow the installation guides for Android Studio here and Xcode here.

Installation

Clone the Repository git clone https://github.com/yourusername/num-quest.git

Navigate to the Project Directory: cd num-quest

Install Dependencies: flutter pub get

Running the Application

Using VS Code

• Open the Project in VS Code
• Launch VS Code and open the num-quest project folder.
• Open the Integrated Terminal
• You can open the terminal in VS Code by selecting Terminal > New Terminal from the top menu.
• Run the App In the terminal, type the following command to start the app: flutter run This will build the project and launch it in the connected simulator or device.

Using a Simulator

For Android:

• Open Android Studio
• Launch Android Studio and start an Android Emulator from the AVD Manager (Tools > AVD Manager).
• Run the App
• In the terminal, type: flutter run
• The app will build and deploy to the selected emulator.

For iOS:

• Open Xcode
• Launch Xcode and start an iOS Simulator from the Xcode > Preferences > Components menu.
• Run the App
• In the terminal, type: flutter run
• The app will build and deploy to the selected simulator.

Additional Notes

• Ensure your device or emulator/simulator is running before executing flutter run.
• For debugging, you can use the VS Code debugger by setting breakpoints and running the app in debug mode.