Project vs Cool Math Games & Flash Cards

The mission of the Project: Math++ app is to help kids with the challenges faced in mathematics. Project: Math++ was founded on a student-to-student model: it is written by a student and made for students. Therefore, it uses language that is easy for students to understand.

Looking for cool math games or customizable flash cards? Our app has three cool math games! Add Tac Toe teaches basic math and strategy. The game can be played by two players or against the computer. The computer match can be set to easy or hard. How do you play? Each player gets 7 random numbers on a rack. The players take turns moving their numbers to the Add Tac Toe game board. The player that adds a number such that 2 numbers add to the third number in a row, column or diagonal wins. Sounds too easy? Not so fast. You can win backwards or forwards and it doesn't matter if the numbers in the row, column or diagonal are yours or your opponents! Math Mountain teaches basic math operations along with the greater than and less than concepts. How do you play? You get a question such as "Which is larger: 1 + 5 or 2 x 3 ? Choose the right answer and move up the mountain. Get it wrong and move back down one space. Make it to the top to win! Math Falls is a basic addition game. Boxes with numbers from 0 - 9 fall from the top of the game screen. Clear the boxes before they stack up to the top of the game screen. Clear the boxes by stacking a box on top of two other boxes that have numbers summing to the box's number. Swipe boxes left or right to move them into the correct position and then swipe down to drop the box. Each level achieved, the boxes move a little bit faster! Our flash cards have addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They let you choose the maximum numbers in the problem. For example, you can pick multiplication and set the top number to a max of 10 and the bottom number to a max of 5. You can choose to enter the answer digits forwards or backwards. For smaller problems, you may want to enter forward. For larger problems, you may want to choose backwards to align the digits. Try it now!