Money Matrix (AU$) vs Third Grade Math Drill

Money Matrix (Australian Currency) Here, six coins (5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢, $1 and $2) and five notes ($5, $10, $20, $50 and $100) appear at bottom of the screen. When the user touches the picture of a coin or note, another picture of the coin or note appears in the middle of the screen. The picture of the coin or note rotates so that both the front and back can be seen. It describes the front and back side of each coin or note. It will help students to memorize the coins and notes.

This is a math drill for third graders with multiple reward animations for correct answers. The problem types are addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions and decimals, geometry, bar charts, pie charts, word problems, Venn diagrams and calendars. Problems become more difficult as the number of correct answers increases. The child can view the number of correct answers, shown with an emoji for each one. There is a simple math game that can be played for every 10 correct answers. If the child enters an incorrect answer, a hint image appears. There is no sound. On a settings page (for adults but with no restrictions) children may be added by name and assigned a level 1 - 3. The name, level and the number of correct answers are stored on your device for future sessions. The app is free, and there are no ads. No Wi-Fi or cell signal is required.