Math Adventure Grade 2 vs Trace and Learn

Make Grade 2 math practice fun, engaging, and rewarding! Math Adventure Grade 2 helps children build confidence and strengthen essential second-grade math skills through colorful activities, interactive practice, and exciting math games. Designed especially for Grade 2 learners, the app provides practice across a wide range of important math topics while encouraging children to learn at their own pace. WHAT KIDS CAN PRACTICE • Numbers & Place Value Skip counting, number patterns, place value, even and odd numbers, comparing numbers, number words, rounding, and more. • Addition Build addition skills from basic facts to two- and three-digit addition, regrouping, missing numbers, equations, estimation, and word problems. • Subtraction Practice subtraction facts, multi-digit subtraction, regrouping, equations, estimation, and real-world word problems. • Multiplication Develop an early understanding of multiplication with groups, multiplication facts, practice activities, and word problems. • Time Learn to read clocks, tell time to different intervals, understand half past and quarter hours, and practice elapsed time. • Money Identify coins and bills, count money, compare amounts, make different amounts, and solve money problems. • Measurement Practice length, capacity, weight, temperature, and common measurement units. • Data & Graphs Learn to read and understand tally charts, pictographs, bar graphs, and tables. • Fractions Explore equal parts, halves, thirds, fourths, and visual fraction models. • Geometry Practice 2D and 3D shapes, sides and corners, symmetry, equal parts, shape composition, and other Grade 2 geometry concepts. LEARNING THROUGH PLAY Math practice becomes an adventure with interactive games where children use their math skills to complete fun challenges. Kids can: • Launch rockets • Rescue robots • Build trains • Explore temples • Follow treasure trails PRACTICE, LEARN & IMPROVE Practice activities help children work through math skills at their own pace. Helpful visual aids and hints support learning when extra guidance is needed. Children can review their work, practice different skills, and build confidence through repetition without making math feel like a worksheet. BADGES & PROGRESS Kids can earn colorful badges as they complete activities and make progress through their Grade 2 math adventure. Progress tracking makes it easy to see completed lessons and encourages children to keep learning. MADE FOR YOUNG LEARNERS • Kid-friendly interface • Colorful visual learning aids • Spoken questions and instructions • Practice and challenge activities • Fun math games • Progress tracking • Reward badges • Designed specifically for Grade 2 Math Adventure Grade 2 combines learning, practice, and play to help children develop strong math foundations while enjoying the journey. Start your Grade 2 Math Adventure today!

Learn the 160 kanji taught in grade 2 of Japanese elementary school by tracing them in the correct stroke order. The 160 kanji follow the “Allocation of Kanji by School Year” of Japan’s Ministry of Education (MEXT). TRACE The stroke that is lit up is the one to write. Follow it from the start of the stroke (the numbered dot) to the end. The strokes come one at a time, in the correct stroke order. When the whole kanji is traced, Namamono holds it up and cheers. Lines that have nothing to do with the lit stroke are not counted, and a voice asks you to trace it again. WRITE IT Write the kanji that goes in the box of an example sentence without looking (5 questions each time). If you are not sure, tap “Show me” to see the model kanji and its stroke order numbers, and practice by writing over it. At the end, the kanji written without looking are counted up with a flower circle. No score is shown. If the writing is clearly different, for example lines simply placed side by side, you are asked to try writing it again. The app does not grade how neat the writing is. FRIENDS When you finish tracing your first kanji of the day, a new friend joins you (one a day). Sakigaki writes the stroke first to show you how, Hakari weighs the kanji you traced today, Karappo finds kanji you haven’t written yet, Sekisho gives you a stamp for every 10 kanji you complete in the order of the school list, Pokayoke guards the lock on the settings, Yamedoki lets you know when it’s time to stop, and Namamono cheers you on. Each friend speaks in their own voice. In the friends’ room, choose a favorite friend to cheer when you finish a kanji. READING VOICE Example sentences and questions are read aloud in the voice of Zundamon (VOICEVOX:ずんだもん). PLEASE NOTE The app screen is in English, but the reading voice, the example sentences and the readings are in Japanese. The app is for children who can read hiragana. FOR PARENTS ・ No ads and no in-app purchases ・ The app does not connect to the internet, and collects no names or other information ・ Practice records are kept on this device only ・ Settings open only after an arithmetic question for grown-ups (two-digit multiplication). You can set a daily play time (just a reminder, or ending for the day) ・ You can rate this app on the App Store from Settings SOURCES ・ Kanji: Japan’s Course of Study for elementary schools (2017), appended table “Allocation of Kanji by School Year” (学年別漢字配当表) ・ Readings: Japan’s Ministry of Education (MEXT), “Table of On and Kun Readings by School Level” (音訓の小・中・高等学校段階別割り振り表) CREDITS ・ Voices: VOICEVOX:ずんだもん, VOICEVOX:中部つるぎ, VOICEVOX:九州そら, VOICEVOX:中国うさぎ, VOICEVOX:四国めたん, VOICEVOX:東北きりたん, VOICEVOX:東北イタコ ・ Stroke order and model character shapes: adapted from KanjiVG (c) Ulrich Apel (CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ · http://kanjivg.tagaini.net). The adapted stroke data is published under the same license (https://nazotte.github.io/stroke-data/).