Unicorn Math III vs KidBot Start

Unicorn Math is a fun and interesting way of learning math. I wrote it to help my daughter learn Math. Now I'm hoping to share the joy of learning Math with you and your kids. It's a multiple-choice method of learning addition, subtraction, and multiplication as well as addition of multiple numbers and money. The level of difficulty is adjustable from simple to hard. Numbers range from 10 through 100. Pick how hard you want to practice. I added PEMDAS on iPad now. I even added help on this new feature. Learn simple or more difficult math, while learning the logic of multiple choice - learning the fastest way to figure out the answers (instead of counting on fingers). Here are the Math operations you will be practices with: Additions Subtraction Multiplication Multiple Additions Division Clock Decimal working with Fractions find the Missing number Mix adding Money together working with Negative numbers PEMDAS (17 different ones)

Programming is the new literacy, and you better start early! Kidbot introduces kids to programming through a fun puzzle game. A room. Toys all over. A robot under your command. Few commands, endless possibilities. Move around. Gather the toys. Get to the basket. Kidbot uses a unique programming model, both powerful and intuitive. Instructions, conditions and jumps build on a familiar analogy with jigsaw puzzles, where the form of the piece indicates where it can fit. KidBot lets kids and even teenagers gain understanding of the basic concepts behind coding and robot building: INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING IDENTIFYING COMMON PATTERNS AS PROCEDURES CONDITIONAL EXECUTION LOOPS Safe for kids NO ADS NO NETWORK CONNECTION REQUIRED NO ACCOUNTS NO SOCIAL FEATURES The programming aspect (language) of the game is inspired by the fundamental ARM architecture. This means that the child learns how computers and programming work on a very low level, how basic loops and conditional execution are built by basic blocks. The game has a very smooth learning curve, guiding the child in with many tutorials and tips. While the tips are only in English, the game can be played without the child being able to read yet, because of the very interactive tutorials that show the kid what to do action by action. KidBot Start features 12 levels, which cover sequencing and subprograms. KidBot Full features 48 levels and adds condition operators as well as jumps and recursion.