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Molly Lynch
Develop math skills with cookie practice.
The app helps children develop basic addition and subtraction math fact skills. Players fill a cookie jar by completing math levels, answering thirty problems within two and a half minutes per level.
UNI-TY INC.
Answer how many boxes appear.
The app presents users with a screen displaying boxes. Users select a number button and then the "Answer" button to determine if their response is correct.
Toshiaki Yoshino
Add numbers, avoid the losing number.
The app presents a number game where players and a computer alternately add numbers from 1 to 3. The player who says the predetermined losing number loses.
osama ahmed
Master basic math skills step by step.
The app offers structured math practice for kids, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It features 20 progressive levels for each operation with a star rating system to track progress and build confidence.
ALEKSANDR YAKOVLEV
Practice facts with timed challenges
Allows users to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and . Select a section for targeted training. Customize question ranges and settings for personalized practice.
凤娇 徐
Move blocks to solve puzzles
Solve puzzles by moving red blocks to exits. Drag blocks based on orientation to clear paths. Complete levels to unlock harder challenges. Choose from 10 themes. Earn stars and crowns for fewer moves.
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