Select cards and answer yes/no questions
Educational provides 52 illustrated flash cards with audio support. Users select cards for students to view. Students answer yes/no questions to practice questioning and reasoning. Automatic scoring option allows students to select answers.
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The Appsters Ltd
Guess answers to prompts
Answer surveys with multiple-choice questions to guess the most popular responses. Compete against others to reveal answers quickly. Share scores and challenge friends to play together. Track progress and view statistics on answered questions.
PiPlusI Incorporated
Build math fundamentals to the next level.
The app provides subtraction problems to build math fundamentals. Students complete 30 problems, view their time, and review answers.
Randy Hengst
Practice addition facts with dominoes.
The app presents addition problems using dominoes. Users can customize problem sets and choose whether to show or hide domino pips.
Manh Toan Nguyen
Spin the wheel and play challenges
Group lets players spin a customizable Lucky-Wheel to assign actions like shots. Users can modify wheel configurations. Share gameplay via hashtag #drinkgamemobile for feedback.
Goodsol Development Inc.
Solitaire card games for everyone to enjoy.
The app offers multiple solitaire card games including FreeCell, Sea Towers, and Eight Off. It automatically saves games and allows users to undo moves.
LearnWeaver Pty Ltd
Classroom word games for learning
The app offers printable and online bingo and word search games for the classroom. Users can create custom word lists or use existing ones, and choose formatting options for word searches.
Eric Dievendorf
Calculate percentages and letter grades fast.
The app provides a fast and simple method for calculating percentages and letter grades. Users can score tests and assignments by entering the total number of questions and customize results by adjusting decimal places.
PiPlusI Incorporated
Build math skills to the next level.
The app presents students with 30 randomly generated multiplication problems. Students see their total time and review incorrect and correct answers.
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