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nguyen thanh
Learn with interactive games
Students can practice skills through interactive lessons and games covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and geometry. They solve puzzles, complete challenges, and receive step-by-step explanations for each problem.
Digi-Block, Inc.
Visualize numbers and their ten's complements
Learn ten's complements through visual representations. Identify numbers that add to 10. Practice addition and subtraction using complement pairs. Display number relationships with interactive visuals. Support mental math strategies.
Masato Takagi
Flip , answer questions, track progress
Practice with featuring addition and subtraction problems. Flip to reveal answers, swipe to remove correct answers. Track progress and review mistakes. Sync across devices for continued learning.
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.
Shiny Things Software Pty Ltd
Practice with counting, addition, and subtraction
Teaches counting, addition, subtraction, and place value through interactive games. Includes number writing practice and number sense activities. Features progress tracking and adjustable difficulty levels for ages 3-7.
Skidos Labs ApS
Learn numbers, letters, and words
Learn number sense, math, letter tracing, word writing, phonics, and interactive reading through educational . Complete tasks, track progress, and access curated content designed by experts for young learners.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Practice math facts with target sums
Practice math facts with interactive challenges focused on addition and multiplication. Select numbers to reach target sums or products. Earn points for correct answers and avoid distractions. Track progress and support strategic thinking.
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