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DIVISION PRACTICE FOR KIDS in 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades
In this app children will review all skills needed for understanding how to solve division problems. The exercises on this game cover five math skills as follows:
Division quick facts involving small numbers e.g. 8 ÷ 4 =
Division of two by one digit numbers e.g. 68 ÷ 8 =
Division problems involving multiples of ten e.g. 410 ÷ 10 =
Advanced division problems involving division by two digit numbers e.g. 688 ÷ 86 =
Extra practice with more division problems e.g. 420 ÷ 14, 252 ÷ 84 etc
The menu is arranged in order of complexity, starting with easy to much complex problems. This classification makes the game suitable for children at different grades and at different levels of understanding. By clicking on each subtopic, players can test themselves with up to 15 multiple choice questions. In total there are 75 problems under the five different subtopics.
The airstrike game:
This game contains a jet flying across the sky. Also there are air balloons that emerge in front of the jet occasionally. A player has to aim and shoot at the right balloons progressively. Each time a question pops up, four answer options fly in with the balloons. Players have to solve each problem and touch the correct balloon. This enables the rocket to strike the correct target. If the player strikes the wrong target, the jet will be stroke by an opposing balloon. There is an aspect of timing to it; players must solve all problems within a given time else they lose points. At the end of the game, points are accumulated and there is feedback on all problems solved.
Review your division facts with fun.

ADDITION PRACTICE FOR KIDS in kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades
This app enables children to review all the essential skills needed to have a grasp of the notion of addition. It covers the following topics:
Addition facts with numbers up to 10 (e.g. 4 + 5 =)
Addition involving numbers above 10 (e.g.12 + 11 =)
Addition of three numbers (e.g. 3 + 2 + 4 =)
Addition of two digit numbers (e.g. 23 + 34 =)
Addition involving regrouping or carrying (e.g. 97 + 55 =)
The menu is arranged in order of complexity, starting with easy to much complex problems. This classification makes the game suitable for children at different grades and at different levels of understanding. By clicking on each subtopic, players can test themselves with up to 15 multiple choice questions. In total there are 75 problems under the five different topics.
The airstrike game:
This game contains a jet flying across the sky. Also there are air balloons that emerge in front of the jet occasionally. A player has to aim and shoot at the right balloons progressively. Each time a question pops up, four answer options fly in with the balloons. Players have to solve each problem and touch the correct balloon. This enables the rocket to strike the correct target. If the player strikes the wrong target, the jet will be stroke by an opposing balloon. There is an aspect of timing to it; players must solve all problems within a given time else they lose points. At the end of the game, points are accumulated and there is feedback on all problems solved.
Review your addition facts with fun.