Best Math Problem Solving For Kids alternatives: apps like Math Problem Solving For Kids

School Fonts - Learn to write

Correct fonts used in schools.

$2.99

This app teaches children and adults to write letters, numbers, and words using US school-approved fonts like D'Nealian and Zaner-Bloser. It offers customizable lessons, tracing activities, and progress tracking for personalized handwriting instruction.

Main Idea:Sentences

Reading Comprehension Skills

$6.99

This app helps children in grades 2-5 improve their reading comprehension by teaching them to identify the main idea of sentences. It uses a fun, game-like environment with step-by-step learning and a reward system to keep kids motivated.

Math Word Problems: School Ed.

Step by Step Support

$6.99

This app guides children through math word problems step-by-step, starting with basic addition and subtraction. It focuses on building comprehension and confidence through incremental learning and a reward system. Designed for students in grades 2-5, it can be used independently or with adult guidance.

Maths du CM1 au CM2 - Eleda

by KDetude

$3.99

This app offers daily math practice for 5th graders, focusing on skill acquisition through randomized exercises. It helps children reinforce concepts and prepare for the next academic year with self-corrected activities.

Vegetables Cards PRO

Fun Way to Learn Languages.

$1.99

This app offers a playful and interactive way for children and adults to learn vegetable vocabulary in multiple languages. It features voice-enabled cards, fun games, and drawing tools to enhance language and cognitive learning.

Yield: DMV Driving Test Game

Learn to Drive by US Rules

Free

Learn to drive by practicing real US road situations and receiving instant feedback on your maneuvers. This game simulates traffic rules and provides a debrief of your mistakes, helping you pass your DMV permit test through practical application.

Discriminating Money (AUD)

by Blooming Kids Software LLC

Free

This educational app helps young children and those with learning disabilities learn to identify Australian currency. It presents a coin or note and speaks its name, then prompts the user to select the correct item from multiple choices.