Math Geometry vs Math Widgets

“Math Geometry: Learning 2D and 3D Shapes” is designed for school teachers and children aged 5-10 years to study 2D and 3D shapes, and the attributes of shapes. The app contains the hi-quality figures and provides a fun and interactive way to learn the shapes, so your kids will love this app. The app provides following functionality / topics / concepts: • Learning and testing 2D Shapes and their attributes – sides and corners • Learning and testing 3D Shapes and their attributes – vertices, faces and edges • Ability to rotate any 3D shape in any direction – it is a fun and effective way to memorize each shape • Different question types: identifying a shape by a given picture, by a given name and by its attributes • Manage the test content – you can exclude/include a specific shape from the test content • Choose the number of questions – from 10 to 40 • Progress report – ability to see the latest and best student results by test type (2D / 3D) and by question type (shape names / attributes of shape) • Ability to see the correct answer, and learn the related shapes when the student makes a mistake. This option is configurable, so it can be switched off if required • Ability to reset the statistics • Sound control Enjoy!

Math Widgets is a collection of four interactive tools for teaching and learning basic math concepts. The Slide Rule Widget helps students understand the meaning of addition and subtraction. By sliding the rule right or left the students represent an addition or subtraction problem in a way that is similar to how a classic slide rule works. The Fraction Action Widget displays at random a problem fraction. The student's challenge is to locate an equivalent fraction on the number line ruler. The Integers Widget provides practice in finding the answers to problems involving the addition of positive and negative integers. The students use a number line to locate answers which help them to see the meaning of adding both positive and negative numbers. Examples of problems are: -3 + -5 = -8 or 6 - 8 = -2. The Coordinate Grid Widget helps students learn how to locate points on a coordinate grid using the x and y axes. Each of the quadrants are labelled and students receive feedback as they attempt to locate a set of give points.