Clawed Equation

$1.99

1.2for iPad

BrainMelody

Developer

Oct 8, 2016

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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Clawed Equation Screenshots

iPad

About Clawed Equation

Turn math practice into a fun game of bird flying antics with Clawed Equation. Navigate your way through the number choices by flapping your wings to the left or right. Fly away with the correct answer by grabbing it with your claws and dropping it into position before the clock runs out. Watch out for flying acorns as you attempt to fly your answer into the pegs below.

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Feature highlights:
* Arcade style play to keep math practice fun.
* Three selectable levels of math problems.
* Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division can be selected individually.
* A times table and number line are available during game play.

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Tips on solving equations:
* Use the times table or number line if you are stuck on a particular math problem.
* Let the number balls stop bouncing before you tap check equation.
* Numbers not in the peg slots below will not count towards the final math solution.
* Don’t leave empty spaces in the final equation.