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- Math Bingo (.99) Fun game for kids who still need to learn basic facts; covers addition, subtraction, mulitplication, division with three levels of difficulty. Students beat their times to earn "Bingo Bugs" and then can play a game with them. It was my 10 yr. old nephew's favorite math game for learning his basic facts until we found Math Ninja!
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CountingMoney (free) There are two game play types. In practice mode the user must answer the question correctly in order to proceed to the next question.The user presses the check button after each attempt to check the answer. In quiz mode the user has one opportunity to answer the question correctly. There are two difficulty types, beginner and normal.
- Math Ninja (1.99) Another fun game, (especially for boys--they get to shoot stuff!) for practicing basic math facts
- Rocket Math (.99) solve problems to earn coins to buy rocket parts. Challenges offered for telling time, counting,money, shapes, basic math skills and more. Launch your ship
- Numbers League ($3.99)comic strip-like math challenges
- Princess PhD (free-for iPad only) especially for girls. Solve problems to earn "coins" to dress up your princess.
- MotionMath ($1.99) "Developed at the Stanford School of Education, Motion Math HD follows a star that has fallen from space, and must bound back up, up, up to its home in the stars. Moving fractions to their correct place on the number line is the only way to return. By playing Motion Math, learners improve their ability to perceive and estimate fractions in multiple forms."
- Slice It (.99) "Fast Fun with a Geometric Flair! Slice It! is all about slicing shapes into pieces that are equal in size. Sound easy? It may start out that way, but soon you'll be cutting shapes that will puzzle you like never before. Brainteasing puzzles: over 200 Basic Stages and a five-star rating system so you can play until you get it right!" VERY challenging!
- Pearl Diver (free) "This is a fun way for kids learning fractions and the number line to practice what they are learning. It's not a particularly deep game, if you'll pardon the pun, so if you're looking for an intense gaming experience, you're better off looking elsewhere. But if you're looking for a fun math-based diversion, or need to practice your number line and fraction ordering skills, this is just the ticket! Nice graphics, fun gameplay, and good production values." review by CC Chamberlin.
- TimesBy-.99: practice multiplication tables and learn the patterns that make multiplying easier
- Talkulator (free) Talking calulator that also speaks in seven major languages (some customer complaints about the accuracy of the languages, but hey, it's free!:-)
- DiaMath (.99) Algebra Learning Tool. "a fun and challenging way to improve your problem solving skills. The principle of DiaMath is to solve for the two empty spaces in the diamond. The rule for a diamond patterns is: Add the left and right numbers together to get the bottom number (sum); multiply the left and right numbers together to get the top."
- Convert Units (free) "custom conversions and real time currency conversions that are updated live! This free (yes, free) application lets you create your own unit conversions for anything you want, quickly and easily."
- Abacus (.99) When you want to calculate the old fashioned way!
- RulerPlus (free) 2 inch accurate ruler--press the + and extend the readings
- Mathematical Formulas (.99) when you need help remembering formulas-algebra, trig, geometry, integrals and more
- SplashMath-Recommended for center-based math by Darren Holzer, Random Lake (all have free/lite versions $9.99 to get full app) 1st grade 2nd grade 3rd grade
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