Multiply Wiz vs Show Me Math Lite

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ranked #1 Education App in Singapore on our day of debut (June 30, 2011). Top 100 in Holland, Spain, Macau and Chile. Top 200 in USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Israel and Kuwait. Top 500 in many other countries including UK, Germany, France, Italy, India, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Malaysia and Philippines. * based on our highest ranks in Education category ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Great way for kids to do multiplication drills the fun way. Let them become very good at multiplication, which is an important life skill. "Son, do the drills now. Show me some progress before you play the games." - Challenge your kid to complete the sums in record time and come back later to check his performance history. - Select one or more of the twelve times tables and start the game! - Earn trophies and the rare golden star for record performance. - Keep track of your scores and speed. - Compete with friends, family members and the rest of the world! - Check out your country ranking and world ranking. Beat the current world record of just under 2 minutes. - Visit our support website for more info and a video demo: www.therocketstudio.com/multiplywiz

Show Me Math Free links computation with actual objects by showing a brief animated movie for each math problem. For example, 3 + 6 = 9 is illustrated with a group of 3 ants joining six others. This instructional process helps students visualize math. Students enter answers by tapping a number on a number line, choosing it from a multiple-choice format, or drawing the number with their finger in the answer box. The app allows for unlimited users, each with customizable settings. Show Me Math Free is scanning capable to accommodate students with physical disabilities. This free version includes addition problems and the ant “show me” animation. Unlock the full version of Show Me Math via an in-app purchase to gain access to the remaining arithmetic operations of subtraction, multiplication, and division. Problems can use numbers from 1-20, and the quiz mode tracks student progress with savable, printable results. The full version also contains three more "show me" animations. Rotating beans, stationary ping-pong balls, and grazing sheep join the already included quick-moving ants.