Would love a metric setting option
I love the idea of the app for my kids (6 & 11), but I was a little disappointed to see I can’t opt for metric measurements in the questions.
As Australians, my kids have no concept (or real need) for imperial measurements, so it just adds a layer of confusion by requiring them (or me) to translate the units before they can solve the maths.
For example, today’s question compared a 12,388-foot spaghetti noodle with a 4-foot-wide, 1,110-pound meatball. The maths is great, but my kids were distracted trying to understand what those measurements actually meant.
It would be fantastic if there were a metric option. I think that would make the app much more accessible for families outside the US while keeping the activities just as engaging.
As Australians, my kids have no concept (or real need) for imperial measurements, so it just adds a layer of confusion by requiring them (or me) to translate the units before they can solve the maths.
For example, today’s question compared a 12,388-foot spaghetti noodle with a 4-foot-wide, 1,110-pound meatball. The maths is great, but my kids were distracted trying to understand what those measurements actually meant.
It would be fantastic if there were a metric option. I think that would make the app much more accessible for families outside the US while keeping the activities just as engaging.
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Ima kid and literally even some of the so called easy problems are hard like why I DO NOT recommend this
Best app ever for parents & children!
I’ve been using this app with my children since it was first released! Never disappointed in the content or the app quality. Thank you for giving us a fun bedtime activity we can do together, bedtime math!!!
easy going family time and math practice
We typically talk through a problem after breakfast. Love all the real world applications and fun facts on kid friendly topics.
Great concept & execution
Kiddo and I have used it for years. We love it
