Math Games by TeachMe vs numoku

As an educator, you know the excitement and opportunity mastery over numbers brings to some of your students. You also know that smart phones and spitballs distract the others, kids love to play! So what if there was a way to merge play and the mastery of math? Would your students come to class more eager, more confident? Would it prepare them better for college and university? Change their lives? At Math Games, we believe merging play and learning can do all of that and more. We’re a suite of games and apps that combine a sense of play with learning in a way you’ve never seen by making math games of exceptional quality and rigorous standards that students actually love playing. We know you’re always looking for relevant tools to complement your own skills and passion for education. That’s why every one of our games and apps is powered by standardized questions based on the Common Core State Standards Initiative and localized to your regional curriculum. With analytics that mark each student’s progress, Math Games lets you track the whole class’s progress and see exactly where each learner is struggling or thriving. Our games and apps bring new meaning to the phrase “customized learning.” Our games change based on who’s playing: as the learner gets better, the game adapts to match the optimal level of difficulty. Your stronger students can’t coast and get bored. Your weaker students won’t fall behind and give up. All players pay attention longer learn more as they “play” our games and apps. Their time online is never wasted. Your students’ education is our ambition. We’re here to help educators marry learning and the best parts of technology. The first thing children learn is how to play. With Math Games, they play to learn.

numoku is a fast-paced math game where you race to discover as many equations as possible in two minutes. Earn bonus points and awards for length, complexity, and creativity! Play against friends, other users, or practice by yourself, or, best of all, play against a robot at just your level, any time day or night. numoku is fun for ages 4 to 99. It’s especially helpful for mathematics students, teaching fluency in arithmetic and also subtly teaching foundational algebraic principles in the construction of equations.