Practice and division with games
Learn and division tables from 2 to 20. Practice problems in sequential or random order. Track progress with visual indicators. Set goals and receive feedback on accuracy. Share results with parents or teachers.
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Light Year Software, LLC
Memorize math skills with flashcards quizzes.
The app provides flashcards and timed quizzes to help elementary students memorize basic math skills. Users can customize drills and print worksheets for compatible printers.
Arni Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Math concepts explained with practice opportunities.
The app covers numbers, addition, subtraction, time, money, fractions, data handling, geometry, and multiplication. It includes practice opportunities, fun math games, a scratchpad, virtual rewards, and progress reports.
Teacher's Pet
Solve problems and avoid the dinosaur
Practice multiplication tables through a racing where players avoid a dinosaur by solving problems. Track progress and compete against time to improve speed and accuracy. Share scores and unlock levels based on mastery of multiplication facts.
sam hennessy
Practice math facts with timed quizzes
Help children learn multiplication from 1x1 to 12x12. Practice in two modes: untimed and timed with 20 questions in 2 minutes. Includes visual aids to support understanding.
Alexandre Minard
Fun learning for young mathematicians.
This game helps children ages 4 to 10 learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division tables up to 10. It features graphics and background music to entertain children while they learn math.
Alexandre Minard
Play math games and learn
Teaches math operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division up to 10. Features colorful graphics and calming background music. Includes interactive exercises for children aged 4 to 10.
Ventura Educational Systems
Practice math skills with a friend.
The app offers a two-player math practice game with twenty levels covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Problems are randomly generated for a unique experience each time.
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