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Pavel Agandeev
Learn and subtraction with games
Teaches and subtraction through interactive games. Includes multiple training exercises. Offers quizzes to reinforce learning. Tracks progress over time. Provides instant feedback on answers.
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.
AZUR INTERACTIVE GAMES LIMITED
Play puzzles and master operations
Learn through interactive puzzles and levels. Practice basic operations with over 6000 exercises. Track progress and develop problem-solving skills. Challenge yourself with increasing difficulty.
Jake Manning
Challenge friends and play fast-paced games offline
Play multiplayer games with up to four players without an internet connection. Choose from 12 games that test knowledge and reflexes, including flags, math equations, color matching, and shape counting.
Horizon Business, Inc.
Play games and track progress
Game allows users to select an operation and difficulty level. Players solve problems to complete the game. Difficulty levels progress from easy to hard. Users can track progress through increasing challenges.
Miwako Hosokawa
Solve equations and explore concepts
Explore math concepts through interactive lessons and visual explanations. Solve problems with step-by-step guidance. Track progress and receive feedback on exercises. Share solutions with classmates or teachers.
Kok Leong Tan
Play, learn, and defeat
Play a platform game that combines practice with zombie combat. Solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems to defeat . Collect Time Gems to challenge boss .
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