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Teaches counting, addition and subtraction with animated rewards every step of the way. Not just a drill, but a tutorial that gives graphic help as needed. This program is for young children - it covers the numbers 0 through 9. The game room can be visited after completing ten questions. -
BunnyMath is a fun, yet educational, tool designed to help children improve their addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills. BunnyMath includes two modes of learning: 'BunnyBop' and 'Classroom'. -
BunnyMath is a fun, yet educational, tool designed to help children improve their addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills. BunnyMath includes two modes of learning: 'BunnyBop' and 'Classroom'. The pocketPC version actually speaks. -
Time Tracker teaches young children how to tell time using an analog clock. There are ten educational levels ranging from simple hour hand manipulation to complex double-digit subtraction. Upper level equations show a deactivated clock representing the "current" time in conjunction with the main active play clock representing the "configurable" time. Time Tracker uses dynamic leveling algorithm to adjust to the child's ability. -
mBasics makes math worksheets for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. You set the parameters for the entire worksheet or individual operands. Problems randomly generate each time you print a worksheet. Create multiple choice worksheets and multi-page worksheets. Print an answer key and save and re-use worksheets. Saved worksheets can be assigned to students to take in an interactive environment. This is an unregistered version. -
Learn whole number math facts: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. Prints worksheets that reinforce the on-screen activities. Multimedia program uses the Microsoft Agent Peedy the parrot character. Suitable for all grade and ability levels. Especially effective for the learning disabled and remediation. -
Flash Cards have proved to be one of the most simple yet effective ways to learn. With Math Flash Cards, learning math is straight forward and natural. Simply select which settings you would like to use and then let the program take care of the rest. Best of all, you can try Math Flash Cards for free! Test it out for yourself and discover how rapidly your child can pick up on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. -
MatheMax is an entertaining and varied program for practicing basic arithmetic operations. The calculation method is preselectable, including simple counting exercises, addition with symbols, addition/subtraction with different number ranges, and multiplication/division with defined factors as well as mixed mode. One can thus train various learning skills. Optional logfile for tracking learning results. A solution button shows the correct result. -
Build fraction addition and subtraction skills for simple to complex problems. Also Includes exercises for building reducing and simplifying fraction skills. All problems are randomly generated on several levels of difficulty. Problems are solved number-by-number with various levels of assistance. This is a multimedia program that uses the Microsoft Agent Peedy, parrot character. Also generates printed worksheets and test. -
This fun math game for ages 4-15 covers all basic skills.Its board game format has 7500 number fact and problem questions in numeration, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentage and ratio at 26 graded levels. Varied question styles suit different learners. All players use content to suit their own math level. Dice roll and game strategy mean that any player (not necessarily the best at math) can win. -
This fun math game for ages 4-15 covers all basic skills.Its board game format has 7500 number fact and problem questions in numeration, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentage and ratio at 26 graded levels. Varied question styles suit different learners. All players use content to suit their own math level. Dice roll and game strategy mean that any player (not necessarily the best at math) can win.
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Improve whole number addition and subtraction computation skills from simple to complex problems. Math facts exercises are included. Randomly generated problems are structured and worked out number by number as you would on paper. Generate printed worksheets that reinforce the on-screen activities. Multi-sensory approach using the Microsoft Agent character Peedy the parrot. Especially effective for the learning disabled and remediation. -
For students aged 7 - 9 in Primary 1 - 3. There are over 1500 challenging Maths quizzes and problem sums to practise on. Topics include Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Length, Weight, Time, Money, Fractions, Graphs, Permeter, Area, Volume, Geometry, etc. Questions are modelled closely to primary education curriculum. All test papers comes with model answers, fully automated marking system and performance report card. -
For students aged 10 - 12 in Primary 4 - 6. There are over 2000 challenging Maths quizzes and problem sums to practise on. Topics include Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Length, Weight, Time, Money, Fractions, Graphs, Permeter, Area, Volume, Geometry, etc. Questions are modelled closely to primary education curriculum. All test papers comes with model answers, fully automated marking system and performance report card. -
This fun math game for ages 4-15 covers all basic skills.Its board game format has 7500 number fact and problem questions in numeration, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentage and ratio at 26 graded levels. Varied question styles suit different learners. All players use content to suit their own math level. Dice roll and game strategy mean that any player (not necessarily the best at math) can win.