Apps Like Yes Or No? Fun Deck for iPhone and iPad
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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Tri-Wheel
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Spin wheels to play historical games
Explore the history of gaming wheels through interactive content. Learn about ancient origins, Roman use, and the development of Roulette. View timelines, images, and key events related to wheel-based games across cultures and centuries.




400 Arba3meyeh Card Game
BRINQ PTY LTD
Original trick-taking card game experience.
The app is a trick-taking card game for four players in two teams. Players bet on the number of tricks they can win to score points.

iMathGenius Middle School
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Middle school math practice game.
The app trains middle school students in quick mental math calculations. It covers subjects like algebra, geometry, and logarithms, offering help and test reports.




Spades-Classic
NEOCLASSIC TECH
Play cards, bid tricks, win rounds
Play with a standard 52-card deck. Form two partnerships of two players each. Predict and aim to win a specific number of tricks per hand. Take turns playing cards, with as the trump suit. Track scores and compete against opponents.


Quick Compute
涛 殷
Calculate quickly with speed techniques
Calculate helps students practice speed calculation techniques. It offers exercises on head same tail complement and complement first same digital another.


10 Puppies!
ZurApps Research Inc.
Counting fun with adorable real puppies.
The app helps preschoolers and toddlers learn to count from 1 to 10 with real puppy photos and interactive activities. It offers multiple game modes and positive feedback to build number recognition and counting skills.


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