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Joshua Smith
Estimate fractions and compare values
Help users estimate fractions by relating symbols and pictures to the nearest half. Practice adding and subtracting fractions using estimation. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.
Game Tunes, MChJ
Play, , and count together
Children can play to and basic operations. Complete challenges to build skills. Track progress over time. Adjust difficulty levels for different ages. Receive feedback on performance.
Ouidade El guettaoui
Color pages, play mini-games,
Color pages with customizable tools and save progress. Play math-based mini-games for practice. Switch between and number challenges. Share completed artwork via social media.
KIDOSPACE LTD
Learn letters with slices
Create pizzas shaped like letters to practice writing and recognize the alphabet. Drag and drop toppings to form letters. Receive instant feedback on letter formation. Play interactive to reinforce letter recognition and spelling.
FAMILY PLAY PTE. LTD.
Learn with interactive first-grade games
Teach basic math and reading through interactive games. Practice number recognition, counting, and simple addition. Learn letters, words, and phonics through themed activities. Track progress and receive feedback during gameplay.
payal patel
Learn 1–100 and trace them
Learn 1–100 through and interactive . Practice in order or randomly with over 150 objects. Complete number sequences and pop balloons with correct answers. Enhance number recognition and fine motor skills through engaging activities.
Brainingcamp, LLC
Snap pieces together
Manipulate colored pieces to explore basic to advanced concepts. Rotate and snap pieces together for alignment. View values as fractions, decimals, or percentages. Customize label formats and use rings with corresponding labels.
Komodo Learning Ltd
Learn math with adaptive practice
Tailors learning to children aged 5 to 11 with adaptive math exercises. Covers counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and percentages.
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