Learn multiplication step by step visually.
The app visually demonstrates the standard long multiplication method, guiding students through each step. It supports numbers with multiple digits and decimal values, allowing for generated or manual problem entry.
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Martin Tomas
Play quizzes and learn concepts
Test skills with quizzes on addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponents, roots, fractions, and percentages. Track progress with score history and difficulty levels. Compete against time or other players.
Brainingcamp, LLC
Learn with , chips, and mats
Create and manipulate two- and integer chips to model math operations. Use tens frames, grouping circles, and part-part-whole mats for visual learning. Flip, copy, and group pieces for hands-on practice. Display counts and totals.
Nikita Liubimov
Practice facts and solve division problems
Learn multiplication up to 10, 12, and 20 through interactive flash cards and exercises. Practice long multiplication and division with step-by-step guidance. Use visual flash cards to reinforce concepts and track progress over time.
GameZen, Inc.
Practice tables and track progress
Teach tables for 9, 12, and 19. Track progress with scores and confidence metrics. Include interactive exercises and challenges. Allow parents to monitor child's activity and performance.
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.
Sarah Pierce
Solve math puzzles with numbers
Play -based puzzles by combining given numbers using math operations to reach a target. Track progress over time and by day of week. Compete with others through leaderboards. Adjust difficulty settings for varying challenge levels.
Giorgi Beridze
Solve problems and track progress
Practice arithmetic with interactive cards and exercises. Choose problem types like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percentages. Set number ranges and problem counts. Track time and problem completion. Pause and resume sessions.
Jaime C. Carriedo
Practice with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Practice arithmetic with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Select a difficulty level to start. Combine six numbers in bubbles with mathematical operations to match the target number at the bottom right.
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