About
This game helps children practice fundamental math skills like addition and subtraction. It offers timed challenges with adjustable difficulty levels and visual aids for number representation.
What's New in A Basic Maths Kids
1.1.3
July 20, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. This update includes minor improvements.
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FAQ
What math operations does A Basic Maths Kids teach?
A Basic Maths Kids focuses on sums, subtraction, and a combination of both operations. It aims to strengthen children's understanding of these fundamental math concepts.
What are the difficulty levels in A Basic Maths Kids?
A Basic Maths Kids offers three difficulty levels: Baby (maximum result of 5), Kids (maximum result of 9), and Junior (maximum result of 18). This allows for progressive learning as children improve.
How long are the game modes in A Basic Maths Kids?
The game features two modes: one with 15, 20, or 25 seconds for calculations depending on difficulty, and another mode where players have 60 seconds to complete as many operations as possible.
Does A Basic Maths Kids have ads?
No, A Basic Maths Kids does not contain advertisements. This provides an uninterrupted learning experience for young users.
What devices can I play A Basic Maths Kids on?
A Basic Maths Kids is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be accessible on various Apple mobile devices.
When was A Basic Maths Kids last updated?
The latest version of A Basic Maths Kids, 1.1.3, was last updated on July 20, 2015. The app was initially released on July 29, 2014.
What is the age rating for A Basic Maths Kids?
A Basic Maths Kids has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged four and older, focusing on foundational math skills.
What is the user feedback on A Basic Maths Kids?
Based on the available data, A Basic Maths Kids has a rating of 2.3 stars from 3 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception from its user base.
