Wetwijzer vs Tables Smart

Wegcode, Wegverkeerswet en Overtredingen in graden Met de app Wees Wet Wijzer heb je de meest relevante Belgische verkeerswetgeving altijd bij de hand - ook wanneer je offline bent. De app van uitgeverij Wees Wegwijs beschikt over een handige zoekfunctie en vormt zo het ideale naslagwerk voor elke verkeersdeskundige. Wees Wet Wijzer bevat de volledige en up-to-date wetteksten van de Wegcode, de Wegverkeerswet en de Overtredingen in graden. De app bevat geen afbeeldingen en de artikelen worden niet becommentarieerd.

Times Tables lets children aged 6 to 10 practice the multiplication and division tables from 1 to 12 — at their own pace, without pressure and without distractions. HOW IT WORKS • Every practice session is a mission: answer questions, earn stars and discover new places in your reward world. • Smart mode: sums that are still tricky come back more often. During a rough patch the app temporarily mixes in easier sums; when everything goes smoothly, extra challenge appears. • Wrong answers are corrected gently and return later in the same mission. • Read-aloud: questions and feedback can be spoken out loud (entirely on-device). FOR PARENTS • Parent area behind a 4-digit PIN (with Face ID / Touch ID as backup). • Choose which tables to practice, up to 10 or 12, multiplication and/or division, and the number of exercises. • Follow progress per table, the daily streak and the practice calendar of the last four weeks. • Multiple children? Create a profile per child; progress stays separate. PRIVACY FIRST • No accounts, no ads, no analytics and no internet connection needed. • Everything stays local on the device. Nothing ever leaves it. FREE AND PAID • Practicing is completely free: all tables, all exercise types, all progress — forever. • One optional one-time purchase unlocks three extra reward worlds (dinos, ocean, princesses & unicorns). Purely cosmetic, Family Sharing included, and reachable only through the parent area. Times Tables is made for kids: big buttons, friendly feedback and a calm mode for children who prefer fewer stimuli.