Jumbled up numbers and math problems abound in this featured app. Answer lots of questions to get a high score.
Whether the user wants to practice with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or a combination, iJumble Math provides both timed and untimed practice options. Number tiles are presented all mixed up, and the user's task is to build the answer to the problem using the numbered tiles.
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Bottom line: Vizulator — The Visual Calculator is a quantity and operations visual modeler for children. Or (in English) it shows kids what math looks like.
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Bottom Line: The quirkiest museum town ever (even quirkier than Paris!) hosts math practice that is smoothly integrated into a fun scavenger hunt game.
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If you work in education, chances are good you know exactly
what CCSS stands for! However, knowing exactly what to do with those Common
Core State Standards is another thing entirely. Many states begin
implementation this fall, and educators everywhere are trying to figure out
what this means for their lesson plans.
Indiana jumped on board the CCSS train quite early, and my district fully implemented in my school last year (grades K-4). This list, then, brings you some of the best apps I’ve seen for use with the CCSS in math. My focus is on the primary level, but I’ve also included some apps that I know are good for upper levels, too. Read on to start planning!
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Bottom Line: Amazingly comprehensive math program for students working at about the 2nd through 5th grade levels. Great parent tracking system, and addresses Common Core standards. Free trial — in-app purchase of $9.99 to implement an ongoing program of study.
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