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Ellie's Games, LLC
Play games with two players
Two players can compete or collaborate in real-time using split-screen. Customize difficulty levels and operations. Track scores and progress. Adjust settings for classroom or home use. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Skidos Labs ApS
Learn math, trace letters, watch videos
Educational apps for ages 2-11 focus on math, logic, letter tracing, and 21st-century skills. Include interactive games, learning videos, and progress tracking. Allow up to six player profiles. Enable parental access via a single subscription.
Laurent Garnier
Practice math problems aloud
Teaches math concepts from addition to complex operations. Adjusts difficulty based on user performance. Provides multiple response formats. Allows repeated practice without negative feedback. Tracks progress over time.
Akash Pulinthanathu
Practice problems and track progress
Practice arithmetic operations, exponents, and equations with randomly generated problems. Solve mixed operations, work with scientific notation, and calculate roots. Track progress and review solutions for each problem.
WitPlex LLC
Play games to learn basics
For children offers interactive games to teach counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Features include mental exercises, offline gameplay, and no advertisements.
Dalian Iorest Technology Co., Ltd.
Play games to level up your IQ
Solve problems using basic and complex operations. Progress through levels of logical and games. Track performance and challenge yourself with increasing difficulty.
DEVWORLD VIETAM COMPANY LIMITED
Play games and practice skills
Teaches 2nd with interactive games covering multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction. Includes geometry and measurement lessons. Offers phonics and science mini-games. Tracks progress and provides smart practice sessions.
Zachary Furmanov
Practice with custom difficulty and game modes
Learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through practice modes. Adjust difficulty levels to match skill. Play in game modes like rapid fire and time trial. Track progress with weekly statistics and custom number ranges.
Johnny Rodgers
Play facts in quick games
Practice facts with three games: Quick 10, Minute, and Max. Choose from addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or mixed modes. Use voice or keyboard input. Skip questions without penalty. Receive hints for each type.
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