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American Printing House for the Blind
Accessible math practice for everyone.
The app offers math drills and practice for students of all abilities. It is self-voicing and accessible with VoiceOver, and includes a low vision mode for added contrast.
Rasmus Moller Selsmark
Play and track your progress
Play with timed challenges and score tracking. Solve equations and arithmetic problems. Customize difficulty levels and compete with friends. Share high scores and track progress over time.
Jiri Bohm
Solve math problems and track progress
Practice mental math with interactive problems and challenges. Track progress through levels and quizzes. Receive instant feedback and hints. Sync scores across devices.
玉娥 李
Solve puzzles with and numbers
Solve puzzles by filling in numbers to complete arithmetic operations. Complete grids with correct calculations. Track progress and unlock new puzzles. Share solutions with friends.
Right Brain Math
Discover patterns inherent in math.
The app uses a number line bent into a circle to reveal mathematical patterns. Kids can explore multiplication tables through a playful calculator and visual rewards.
BinaryLabs, Inc.
Intuitive hands-on math learning experience.
The app provides a hands-on approach to addition, subtraction, and number sense for children aged 3-6. It uses playful interaction to build mathematical confidence and problem-solving skills, while also strengthening fine motor abilities.
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