Mathstronomy

Reach for the Stars

USD 0.99

1.1for iPhone, iPad and more

Samuel Cole

Developer

33.6 MB

Size

28/02/2021

Update Date

Education

Category

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iPad

iPhone

About Mathstronomy

Mathstronomy is designed to assist and progress mathematical skills in a fun and engaging way.

Over 70 unique game modes spanning the mental maths syllabus for 5-11 year olds including:
• Number Bonds up to 100 (Single and Mixed)
• Times Tables up to 12 (Single and Mixed)
• Division up to 20 (Single and Mixed)
• Square Numbers up to 12
...with many more game modes added frequently on request.

Every question appears randomly, removing the possibility of learning patterns in the questions as apposed to the actual questions.

A simple, yet non-intrusive 60 second countdown timer keeps games fun and quick, allowing lots of practice in short amounts of time.

Carefully designed for both phone and tablet devices, with easy to navigate menus and intuitive buttons with haptic and visual feedback.

After each game, the number of correct and incorrect answers is displayed to provide the challenge of improving previous results.