Preschool Math Trainer

Powered by handwriting input

$2.99

4.0.2for iPhone, iPad and more

Sergey Malugin

Developer

35.2 MB

Size

Jun 29, 2020

Update Date

Education

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iPhone

About Preschool Math Trainer

Intuitive interface powered by handwriting input and a fun and engaging mini game in addition to a regular math trainer mode make our app stand out from the crowd of generic math learning apps.

With Preschool Math Trainer you can practice and improve the following math skills:
- Addition up to 5
- Addition up to 10
- Subtraction up to 5
- Subtraction up to 10

Choose between two different modes:
- Math Trainer
- Math Shot mini-game

Math Trainer mode helps you to master the math facts, you can solve math problems at you own pace without any time constrain.

Math Shot is a math mini-game with fun and engaging game-play and as we all know learning through play and fun is more effective. The game difficulty adapts to player's skills and makes the game suitable for all ages. Math Shot helps students to develop math fact fluency - the result of consistent learning, repetition, and practice.