Number Bonds vs Number Bonds!

Number Bonds solves the requirements to practice for mixing different numbers to improve the mental math. The app presents simple to difficult math questions and progresses the levels as as per the user's ability to solve complex problems. The app is bundled with two fun loving math practice activity games. 1. Calculate the Numbers 2. How do we make Numbers Both programs, in a fun to learn activity, silently develops the following abilities • Understanding combination of different numbers produces the same result (2 + 7 = 9 and 5 + 4 = 9). • Left to right, Top to bottom sequence to solve math equations. • Builds ability to solve complex problems. • Understanding about how a set of opposite numbers cancel each other (+5 -5 = 0 & +2 - 2 = 0). • Calculated estimation. • Examination of a product’s construction. (reverse engineering an equation). • Increases the attention span. • Mental arithmetic. • Speed calculations. The app has several salient features. • The app is providing many controls to adjust the generated question to suite various requirements. • The app difficulty level can be made fixed. • Coins, awards and achievements builds motivation to keep practicing. • Drag and drop scenario are meditating for kids and they keep their interest in practicing math. • Randomized, simple yet challenging questions to solve. • The app’s interface is user friendly and attractive. 1) "Calculate the Following" is for relatively young ones. It generates a very simple question and ask the user to drag the correct answer in the Answer Box. It generates a math question that is primarily built for early learners (grade 1). The operation is limited to addition and subtraction only. 2) "How do we make Numbers" is ideal for to any age group. The app generates a math equation where the user has to guess the missing number. Depending on the difficulty level, the operation can involve addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of higher numbers. Also, a question might have two blank pieces to fill. NOTE: The app uses left to right sequence for calculation and doesn’t use DMAS rule for a simple reason (i.e. to improve the speed mental math). We look forward for your input to make the app even better. Please consider to support us by rating the app and writing a small review. It also helps us to produce new and better apps. Holiday Educationist is a team of dedicated professional that carefully craft the apps for direct focus on education. We value to clear the concepts by repetitive reinforcement. We highly recommend to keep the devices clean of distracting and poorly planned apps and keep only the apps that adds real value to the education. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/

To recognise the number bonds is considered to be a basic mathematical skill for preschool children. This app provides four different ways to practice number bonds to 10 or any other sum that is selected between 10 and 9999. Users can also team up and challenge each other in a two player challenge. The app is preset for number bonds to 10 (also known as "friends of ten"), which provides a suitable start for younger kids. By practising and learning to recognise the numbers that sum up to 10 the user also gets prepared to handle more complicated math tasks. Number bonds contains four different exercises and are developed to be easy to use by children themselves. Each exercise contains 6 different tasks that must be completed before a reward is shown to the user. An exercise can also be made in pairs, where you compete to be the first to succeed with all 6 tasks. In the settings section of the app other sums for number bonds can be chosen. In that way the app will be useful also for older children that already have a good mathematical knowledge. By practicing more complicated number bonds sum the user can develop new mathematical strategies. How do you for example solve what number that pairs with 314 to the sum of 869? Start thinking in hundreds (5 + 3 = 8), continue with tens (5 + 1 = 6) and finally the ones (5 + 4 = 9) and you will get to the result of 555, even before you have had time to start the calculator. With that kind of strategies even younger kids can learn to solve complex mathematical tasks. And remember - you never get to old to learn new things! Number Bonds do not contain any advertisments or in-app purchases. The app does not store anything online or collect any information about the user.