Basic Calculator X vs Multiplings

A basic calculator with some useful features. - The four arithmetic methods with positive and negative numbers. square, square-root, pi, percent - You can do several calculations in a row. When you press the equal-sign, the current calculation is stored in the table on the left. These can then be used again in new calculations. - You can delete all saved calculations in the table. Either click on "Delete Individual", and choose which ones you want to delete, or you simply click "Delete All". More information on www.matteappar.se

Multiplings teaches how multiplication works, not only what the answers are. Every times table is a family with its own objects: apples, chicks, cars. Your child makes rows of them, hops along a number line, turns a tray on its side, cuts a big array into two easy parts, and shares objects out into rows. Each move is one idea about multiplication, so the game itself is the lesson. SEVEN WAYS TO PLAY - Hatch: build equal rows and count them by skipping. - Hop: make equal jumps along a number line. - Flip: turn a tray on its side. 3 x 4 is the same as 4 x 3, so there is half as much to remember. - Split: cut a hard fact into two easy ones. 7 x 8 is 5 x 8 plus 2 x 8. - Share: sort loose objects into equal rows. Division is multiplication with a number missing. - Match: bring each number to its tray. - The Wall: every fact your child learns hatches into a friendly Multipling. Together they fill the whole times table, and patterns appear. Now and then a grumpy cloud turns up holding the facts your child finds hardest, so tricky facts come back for more practice. CALM, NOT RUSHED - No timers, no lives, no leaderboards, no streaks. - No red crosses. A wrong answer gets "Not yet. Look!", the objects to look at again, and another try. - The games are played with pictures of objects, not only numbers. An optional read-aloud voice helps children who read slowly. - Pick a buddy to play with: a fox, a bunny or a dino. IN SCHOOL ORDER 27 levels cover the 2 to 10 times tables in the order US schools teach them in grade 3: 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 first, then 6, 7, 8 and 9. Each level mixes the games and ends with a short test. Made for children in grades 2 and 3. NOTHING LEAVES THE DEVICE - Free, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no subscriptions. - No account, no sign-in and no analytics. - Progress is saved on the device only, and the app works offline. Multiplings speaks English, Swedish, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.