This app helps parents track their children's math fact practice. It allows for customized difficulty levels, timed tests, and detailed progress reports, with answers entered via a number pad for better engagement.
1.1
October 15, 2019
- Added an Include Negatives option for profiles, to practice arithmetic with negative numbers. - Updated for iOS 13. - Fixed a problem that sometimes obscured the daily score from view. - Fixed a crash when clicking Undo when no answer is entered. - Fixed an intermittent problem with saving profiles and users. - Fixed a potential crash in the Tip the Developer window.
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Math Timer focuses on practicing basic math facts, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Parents can customize the range of numbers and operators used in practice sessions.
The app provides a report of all questions given, marking incorrect answers. This allows parents to monitor their child's performance and identify areas needing more practice.
Yes, Math Timer can run quizzes based on a set number of questions or a countdown timer, which is ideal for practicing for timed tests in school. Scores can be checked to gauge progress.
Unlike apps that use multiple choice or handwriting recognition, Math Timer uses a number pad for answer input, which is more engaging and less prone to errors. It also offers highly customizable profiles.
Yes, you can set up multiple user profiles within Math Timer, allowing each child to have their own separate reports and practice settings. This helps in tracking individual progress effectively.
The latest version of Math Timer is 1.1, which was released on October 15, 2019. The initial release date was May 11, 2018.
Math Timer is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for users aged 4 and above.
No, Math Timer does not contain advertisements. It is free to install and use, with optional payments made only if parents find the app beneficial.
