Bottom Line: TeachMe: Third Grade, the final app in 24x7digital's TeachMe series, continues with the same format as TeachMe: Second Grade, broadening a bit into grade-appropriate skills. While it is still a consistently solid app with tons of content, I would have liked to see the presentation and functionality of it grow along with the user as much as the skills did.
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McGraw-Hill is a household name and it has set several apps to FREE to celebrate Digital Learning Day! We picked the best to showcase here that help elementary students with math, grammar and American history. All subjects that kids happily study and never, ever argue about doing for homework in a land called "Not My House". Grammar Wonderland, Everyday Mathematics, and American History Timeline are some of the good stuff to be had for free right now. Hurry up and download though, these slashed prices will only last until February 12!
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Bottom Line: A beefed-up version of a skill and drill math worksheet, but better. Includes lots of options that allow parents to customize math fact sheets to meet a child's needs. Best of all, it can be played by a single player or by two kids.
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Math is one of those skills where kids seem to either get it or struggle with it. Division for Kids by Internet Design Zone allows children, both math enthusiasts and those having a hard time, to practice and become comfortable with the process of long division. The practice section of the app breaks down simple and long division equations into smaller parts while reinforcing terminology such as quotient, remainder, and divisor. During the quizzes, children will enjoy the entertaining, dancing animations which celebrate correct answers.
Continue reading "Featured App: Division For Kids — Practice and Quiz on Long Division" »
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It's time to brush up on math facts and challenge your friends and family to a duel. This is not just any duel, though—it's a two-person split screen math challenge!
Practice facts independently in the one person mode while finding an opponent to challenge. When you are confident and ready to go, set the individual settings to make it harder for adults and easier for children, and start dueling. You can take on anyone! Who will win?
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