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Andre Tobisch
Solve equations and unlock puzzles
Solve puzzles by selecting correct operations. Choose from addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Tap to answer quickly. Track time and improve speed. Progress through challenging levels.
ARTAX, a.s.
Practice arithmetic skills for school.
The app helps children learn basic arithmetic, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Users can view detailed statistics on practice sessions and adjust the application to match school curricula.
Gilbert Reilly
Practice skills with interactive lessons
Teaches 2nd aligned with common core standards. Includes animated lessons, score reports, and Apple Schoolwork integration. Supports volume purchases and use without in- purchases.
AllianceTek Inc.
Learn numbers with finger counting.
The app introduces number and finger counting with two games. One game displays figures with animations and voice, while the other sharpens math skills through addition and subtraction features.
Learning Fundamentals, Inc.
Trains for learning language skills.
The app presents 128 pictures with question prompts and sample answers to encourage turn-taking, spontaneous speech, and conversational skills. It supports auditory comprehension and literacy practice for individuals with speech and language needs.
Pavel Kremliakov
Calculate values before the bomb.
The app provides exercises for the brain. Users calculate expression values before a bomb explodes in an endless mode.
PalaSoftware Inc.
Practice facts with customizable exercises
Practice facts with customizable problems and multiple solving methods. Select problem types, set difficulty levels, and track progress. Receive immediate feedback and adjust settings for individual learning needs.
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