Mooggi Math Flash Cards vs Ace Math Flash Cards

Mooggi Math Flash Cards is a fun and easy way to carry a stack of flash cards in your pocket. Mooggi's flash cards are designed to be configured and used by a child without the need for a parent's inervention. They work just like paper flash cards: without usage of the keyboard to slow down your child's learning. You control whether you want addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or any combination thereof. The range of numbers can be set from 9 to 99 making it flexible for multiple children to use or to grow with a child year after year. Settings can be modified during gameplay on demand. There are two decks of cards to choose from: Flash Cards and Quiz Cards. Flash Cards are the classic "show and say" cards with the ability to check your answer. Quiz Cards require a correct answer before continuing to the next card. Both sets teach math facts and are certain to teach them fast! Mooggi the monster is lovable and cute. He appears on every card to liven up a boring screen full of numbers. His expressive poses are there to make the cards fun but not interfere with the objective of learning math facts. Each answer is hidden until the child wants verification and is displayed right on the card at the touch of a button.

Math Cards ! ! is a great way to learn and practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Customize your own problem sets to focus on your needs. Set the top numbers and bottom numbers for each operator. Original Version Features: 1) Choose from the following operators: +, -, x, ÷ 2) Set the top and bottom addends for addition 3) Set the top and bottom numbers for subtraction 4) Set the top and bottom factors for multiplication 5) Set the divisors and quotients for division 6) Allow negative answers for subtraction if desired 7) Set the timer on or off 8) Set the number of problems in the problem set Additional Features in This Version: 1) Multiple choice option 2) Random or sequential card order 3) "Redo Mistakes" button for additional practice of incorrectly answered problems 4) "Mix" operator to mix operators (+,-,x,÷) in problem set 5) Larger top and bottom addends for addition 6) Larger top and bottom numbers for subtraction 7) Larger top and bottom factors for multiplication 8) Larger divisors and quotients for division If you like this app, please consider giving it a rating. Your support will help keep the updates coming! Thank you for your support!