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MICHAEL ECONOMY
Arrange dots to avoid crossing lines
Rearrange dots to connect them without crossing lines. Choose difficulty levels from easy to impossible. Build patterns and designs. Reinforces geometry and math concepts. Track progress through challenging puzzles.
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.
SyGem Limited
Challenging math game for young players.
The app presents four core math skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It offers three difficulty levels, with a challenging "Hard" level available through an in-app purchase.
John Detloff
Play puzzles anytime
Solve puzzles by filling grids with digits. Enter numbers in rows and columns to match clues. Avoid repeating digits in any row or column. Access a large library of free puzzles. Track progress and restart puzzles.
Arch Square
Solve equations and validate expressions
Learn basic operations through interactive activities. Solve word problems and validate expressions. Match values to equations and select correct operators. Solve algebraic equations for X and compare equations for equality.
Kentaro Seki
Play math with cute animals
A math game where users solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems within a 20-second time limit. Select symbols to input answers in a hatena box. Compete with friends for correct answers and track progress.
Monkey In The Middle Apps LLC
Practice math skills by popping balloons.
The app offers practice for 6th Grade Math topics including multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction. Users can improve scores and speed by replaying levels and compete with friends via leaderboards.
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