Math games for kids+ vs Cool Math Solver

** Free version of AB Math ** ** In the top 10 for iPad educational apps in France, Germany and Spain ** Mental Calculation game for kids from 5 to 10 : - The kids choose their options by themselves - Various fun game modes - Possibility to follow the results of several players - New multiplayer mode - Option to play against the timer or without - Game Center - NEW! Watermelon game with additions The bubble game also strengthens sequential abilities, mental manipulation, attention and fine motor skills. Kids love it and have fun learning math. Available as a universal app for iPad/iPhone/iPod touch The full version includes 4 levels of difficulty If you like the app, please rate it. Your feedback is also very welcome Have fun !!

Teachers love the app ... and kids too! cool math playground teaches basic mathematical knowledge like counting, adding, subtracting, ranking, writing numbers and more! "... excellent for making children understand the meaning of numbers." - Graphite by Common Sense Media Cool math learns when children play, and adjusts the difficulty level of the questions. So every player always plays on his own level! From the developers of the award-winning Quick Math series. cool math. teaches mathematical knowledge and thinking in a playful way. FEATURES • Customizable difficulty level to quickly get each player on the right level • Write answers directly on the screen! Rise from multiple choice to handwritten answers. Create your own monster characters by winning new features. See your characters in the game again. • Unlimited player profiles so device data can be easily shared • View the report (the testimonial in the app) with your child's results and keep track of progress on the app or on your EDUCATIONAL CONTENTS • Develop a sense of numbers • Give numbers a name • Practice number sequences up to 100 • Connect number names, number words and sets up to 30, including zero and model numbers up to 20 • Detect small sets of objects in cube, ten-frame, and random patterns. Recognize larger sets of objects in two or more cube patterns or ten-frame. • Count numbers without starting from zero • Continue counting without starting at 1 • Count in steps of two, three, four and ten • Count and skip numbers forwards and backwards Practice values by comparing numbers up to 99 using one- and two-digit numbers • Create the same values • Add and subtract from an unknown total to practice mental arithmetic and counting forward and backward • Solve simple additons and subtractions until 20 • Practice writing numbers