Math Minis vs Click the Cube

Math Minis – Addition and Subtraction is an engaging educational app designed to make math learning enjoyable for preschoolers. With interactive gameplay that animates fruits into playful characters, children are motivated to practice and improve their addition and subtraction skills. Key Features: • Animated Fruit Characters: Solve math problems to see fruits come to life. • Multiple Learning Levels: Progress through 8 diverse difficulty levels. • Interactive Experience: Easy touch controls for young learners. • Educational Content: Developed with educators to align with early learning standards. • Progress Tracking: Keep tabs on your child's achievements and areas to improve with a high score display. Why Choose Math Minis? Math Minis is not just another educational app. It’s a tool designed to turn learning into a fun-filled experience, ensuring that early math skills are developed enjoyably and memorably. It’s perfect for preschoolers beginning their educational journey, providing a solid foundation in basic math. Enhance your child's learning experience with Math Minis – Addition and Subtraction. Download today and start the adventure that makes learning math irresistible!

The "Click the Cube”-App provides students with opportunities to develop spatial ability using cube nets. Three different learning environment have been developed, each focusing on different aspect of spatial ability in the context of cube nets. In the first learning environment a student has to decide if the illustrated net is a cube net or not by mentally folding the net. In the second learning environment a net has to be supplemented with a sixth square, so that a  net results in a cube net. In the third learning environment the student has to dye the cube net according to a given colorful cube by rotating the cube. The environment includes several motivating elements for the students, such as collecting stars in order to receive a medal.  Different differentiation elements are also provided, such as a slider, to help the student slowly build mental images of a cube.