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Line 'em Up

Line 'em Up

by Classroom Focused Software

5 ratings
8 reviews
📚 Education
Free

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Released
February 15, 2011
Updated
October 6, 2018

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Classroom Focused Software
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This educational app helps children master number order through a digital version of a classroom activity. Users arrange number tiles from least to greatest, with customizable options for the number of tiles and starting range. Advanced features allow for work with hundreds and negative numbers.

✓Number order mastery
✓Digital classroom activity
✓Customizable tile count
✓Adjustable number range
✓Supports hundreds and negatives (iPad)
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What's New in Line 'em Up

1.6.1

October 6, 2018

• Updated to support iOS12 - thank you for your patience. • A few other minor tweaks. • As time allows, I'd enjoy hearing how you're using this app in the classroom and at home.

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Crap

Bad designed useless crap.
GGreat-Phoenix

Too easy or too hard

As others have said, this app is either too easy or too hard.
UUncleFrank1946

Line em up

It would be nice if it had the number range 1-120 so my first graders could learn the numbers required by the common core state standards. Otherwise it is too hard or too easy.
KKelliott23

So far so good

Just what I wanted. I like this. Does what it says. Good number ordering practice. Going to use it for KS1 maths.
CCarowirral

Great Skill Building

I think this is an easy and concrete app to work on number order. My updated version shows numbers through 199. Much more practical to use than manipulatives and it is a quick skill building exercise. I would love to see more like this.
SSPEDTeacher1906
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FAQ

What is Line 'em Up?

Line 'em Up is an educational app designed to help children learn and master the order of numbers. It simulates a classroom activity where users place number tiles in sequential order from least to greatest.

What age is Line 'em Up for?

Line 'em Up is suitable for children aged 4 and up, as indicated by its age rating. It is particularly beneficial for early elementary students developing number sense.

Can Line 'em Up be used offline?

The provided information does not specify offline capabilities. However, as a single-player educational game, it is likely designed to function without an internet connection.

What devices support Line 'em Up?

Line 'em Up is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. The iPad version offers additional features for working with hundreds and negative numbers.

How often is Line 'em Up updated?

The latest version of Line 'em Up is 1.6.1, released on October 6, 2018. While it has not been updated recently, it remains a stable educational tool.

Does Line 'em Up have ads?

No, Line 'em Up does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.

What is the rating for Line 'em Up?

Line 'em Up has a strong rating of 4.2 stars based on 5 user ratings, indicating positive user sentiment.

What learning concepts does Line 'em Up focus on?

Line 'em Up focuses on the core educational concept of number order and sequencing. It helps children understand the relationship between numbers and their position on a number line.