Accelerated Math vs Karate Math Dojo

Accelerated Math is an exciting car race on a road with many, many poorly placed holes...and math. Swipe to change lanes, pick the right answer, and collect coins. Can you beat your own record? Accelerated has the same lane change and coin collection gameplay kids already love – with zero ads. Four skill levels each for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Accelerated Math is appropriate – and fun – for pre-K through teenaged kids.

Master your math skills with legendary karate teacher Sensei Sugaku. Learn elementary arithmetic by sparring and competing tournaments, discovering the honor and discipline of martial arts along with way. Adventure is sure to come with math, maybe even use it to fight ninjas and pirates! Sensei Sugaku's Teaching Method Like with martial arts, the lesson plan for math builds on top of previous lessons. The math skills Sensei Sugaku teaches follows a standard K-5 cirriculum to help students all along the journey. Below is a list of lessons covered in the game: Addition Plus One Plus Two Plus Three Counting by Two Equals 10 Doubles Counting by Three Counting by Five Plus Five Counting by Ten Plus Nine Plus Eight Plus Seven Teens Twenties Thirties Subtraction Minus One Minus Two Minus Three Minus Four Minus Half Minus 10 Counting Down by Five Minus Five Minus Nine Borrowing Substraction Less Than 100 Substraction Greater Than 100 Multiplication Times One Times Two Times Three Squares Less Than 5 Times Ten Times Five Times Six Times Seven Times Eight Times Nine Squares Greater Than 5 Times Eleven Times Twelve Division Divisible by One Divisible by Two Divisible by Three Divisible by Four Divisible by 10 Divisible by Five Divisible by Nine Divisible by Seven Divisible by Two with Remainder Divisible by Three with Remainder Divisible by Five with Remainder Divisible by Seven with Remainder Fractions Adding Halves Adding Thirds Adding Fourths Subtracting Halves Subtracting Thirds Subtracting Fourths Equivalent Fractions Less Than One Fractions as Division Equivalent Fractions Greater Than One Adding Fractions Greater Than One Subracting Fractions Greater Than One Multiplying Fractions