First Grade Math Trainer vs Stickey Chords

First Grade Math Trainer transforms early math learning into a fun, interactive experience. With intuitive handwritten input, kids can practice addition and subtraction by physically writing numbers on-screen. The app features two modes – a self-paced Math Trainer for mastering facts without pressure and the engaging Math Shot mini-game that adapts to each child's skill level. Whether solving simple addition up to 10 or more complex subtraction problems, young learners enjoy hands-on practice that builds confidence and fluency in essential math skills. With First grade Math Addition you can practice and improve the following skills: - Addition up to 10 - Addition up to 18 - Addition up to 20 - Add a number to a multiple of ten - Add two multiples of ten - Add doubles - Add three numbers up to 10 each - Relate addition and subtraction With First grade Math Subtraction you can practice and improve the following skills: - Subtraction facts - numbers up to 10 - Subtraction facts - numbers up to 18 - Subtraction facts - numbers up to 20 - Subtract multiples of 10 - Subtract a multiple of ten - Relate addition and subtraction - Subtract one-digit number from two-digit number - Subtract two two-digit numbers With Addition Skill Builders you can practice and improve the following skills: - Adding 1 - Adding 2 - Adding 3 - Adding 4 - Adding 5 - Adding 6 - Adding 7 - Adding 8 - Adding 9 - Adding 10 With Subtraction Skill Builders you can practice and improve the following skills: - Subtracting 1 - Subtracting 2 - Subtracting 3 - Subtracting 4 - Subtracting 5 - Subtracting 6 - Subtracting 7 - Subtracting 8 - Subtracting 9 - Subtracting 10

Team Stickey needs your help building chords! Place the characters on the correct keys to make the chord written above the keyboard. Once you think you have it right, check your answer - all correct is shown by green check marks; some correct (or correct but in the wrong order) are marked by gray check marks; correct note letter name but incorrect accidental (sharp/flat/natural) gets a gray x; incorrect note letter gets a red x. Customize settings to play with the chords you are interested in: - major - minor - suspended - augmented - diminished - dominant 7th - major 7th - minor 7th Select the chord voicing: - root position or inversions Improve your ear by listening to the chord written, then listening to the chord made with the keys you placed characters on. Choose between English (C, D, E...) and Fixed do (do, re, mi...) note naming.