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Danial Islam
Fun math tutor for young students.
The app helps young students with memorization and quick responses for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Users can practice multiplication tables and are rewarded with special effects as their skills improve.
Liutauras Stravinskas
Find and cross out numbers.
The app is a puzzle game where users find and cross out numbers in a digit matrix. It offers two modes, three difficulty levels, and customizable game scenes with randomly generated puzzles for infinite variety.
Vishal Shah
Practice math skills with customizable games.
The app provides practice for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals. It allows customization of card values and answer input methods, storing performance data for each quiz.
Creativity, Inc.
Teach with interactive lessons
Learn through interactive games that teach note recognition and rhythm. Play melodies with animated characters and receive instant feedback. Track progress with built-in assessments and access lesson plans for classroom use.
Tinkerwise LLC
Play cards to reach exactly 20
Practice arithmetic by combining cards to reach the number 20. Play single player, versus, or quest modes. Track progress and compete against others. Adjust difficulty levels and customize settings. Share high scores and challenge friends.
Stanley Lam
Find hidden words in the grid
Solve puzzles by finding and marking hidden words in grids. Words are made of orthogonally adjacent letters. Each letter can be used once per . Choose from 21 categories including animals, plants, and occupations.
Horizon Business, Inc.
Test knowledge of South American geography.
The app tests user knowledge of South American countries and capitals. Users can select test mode, difficulty, and number of questions in settings to master the game.
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