Slice Fractions
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About Slice Fractions
***70% off to unlock all the game***
Get your child excited about his or her next math discovery through this award-winning, problem solving game. We’ve teamed up with university education experts to craft an incredibly fun way to learn fractions.
*** Best of 2014 -- App Store in 25 countries! ***
*** Editors' Choice -- App Store worlwide! ***
*** Editor’s Choice for Excellence in Design -- Children’s Technology Review ***
*** Winner of a Parents’ Choice Gold Award 2014 ***
*** Gold Medal Winner 2014 -- International Serious Play Awards ***
*** Best Family Friendly Game 2014 -- Indie Prize Showcase Awards ***
“Teaching without making it feel like a lesson.” -- maclife.com
“Slice Fractions is wholly playful learning. At its best.” -- Parents' Choice
“There's a lot more to this app than fractions.” (98%) -- Children’s Technology Review
Slice through ice and lava to clear the mammoth’s path, unraveling the mystery of fractions!
You will enjoy:
• Learning fraction concepts without words
• Experiencing an activity reviewed by researchers at a Canadian university (UQAM)
• Collecting funky hats
• Solving over 90 innovative physics puzzles
The game covers the following fraction concepts:
• Part-whole partitioning
• Numerator / Denominator notation
• Equivalent fractions
• Fraction ordering
• Subtracting fractions from 1
Teachers
Slice Fractions is based on the following Common Core concepts: (2.G.A.2) (2.G.A.3) (3.NF.A.1) (3.NF.A.3) (4.NF.A.1) (4.NF.A.2) (4.NF.B.3)
About Ululab
Ululab is a studio that produces fun and pedagogically sound video games. We strive to ensure that these games are intuitive and will lead to profound conceptual learning. We believe we can push the limits of game-based learning.
Follow us
Website: www.ululab.com
Twitter: twitter.com/Ululab
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ululab
Newsletter: www.ululab.com/newsletter
Your feedback is much appreciated, so please feel free to provide suggestions for future updates. If something isn't working as you would expect, please contact us: www.ululab.com/contact
Get your child excited about his or her next math discovery through this award-winning, problem solving game. We’ve teamed up with university education experts to craft an incredibly fun way to learn fractions.
*** Best of 2014 -- App Store in 25 countries! ***
*** Editors' Choice -- App Store worlwide! ***
*** Editor’s Choice for Excellence in Design -- Children’s Technology Review ***
*** Winner of a Parents’ Choice Gold Award 2014 ***
*** Gold Medal Winner 2014 -- International Serious Play Awards ***
*** Best Family Friendly Game 2014 -- Indie Prize Showcase Awards ***
“Teaching without making it feel like a lesson.” -- maclife.com
“Slice Fractions is wholly playful learning. At its best.” -- Parents' Choice
“There's a lot more to this app than fractions.” (98%) -- Children’s Technology Review
Slice through ice and lava to clear the mammoth’s path, unraveling the mystery of fractions!
You will enjoy:
• Learning fraction concepts without words
• Experiencing an activity reviewed by researchers at a Canadian university (UQAM)
• Collecting funky hats
• Solving over 90 innovative physics puzzles
The game covers the following fraction concepts:
• Part-whole partitioning
• Numerator / Denominator notation
• Equivalent fractions
• Fraction ordering
• Subtracting fractions from 1
Teachers
Slice Fractions is based on the following Common Core concepts: (2.G.A.2) (2.G.A.3) (3.NF.A.1) (3.NF.A.3) (4.NF.A.1) (4.NF.A.2) (4.NF.B.3)
About Ululab
Ululab is a studio that produces fun and pedagogically sound video games. We strive to ensure that these games are intuitive and will lead to profound conceptual learning. We believe we can push the limits of game-based learning.
Follow us
Website: www.ululab.com
Twitter: twitter.com/Ululab
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ululab
Newsletter: www.ululab.com/newsletter
Your feedback is much appreciated, so please feel free to provide suggestions for future updates. If something isn't working as you would expect, please contact us: www.ululab.com/contact
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
- Try before buying! We now give away a whole world for free! Buy the other learning concepts if you liked it.
- Many level improvements!
- New fancier menu!
- Try before buying! We now give away a whole world for free! Buy the other learning concepts if you liked it.
- Many level improvements!
- New fancier menu!
More downloads Slice Fractions reached 100 000 - 500 000 downloads
Version update Slice Fractions was updated to version 1.03.06
Price update Price changed from $2.99 to $3.42.
Version update Slice Fractions was updated to version 1.02.04
What are users saying about Slice Fractions
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"I think it's really good. I loved when I found my children." - 6yo. He had a blast and it allowed us a conversation about fractions. I had to teach him some concepts because I realised he was brute forcing his way through the game. Well done game overall. He completed all the levels in less than two hours, though I suspect he'll come back to it.
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Great game but I can´t buy the upgrade. Very strange bug. I enter my birth year as 1970 and then go back to the same page. Any help gratefully received as my son is very enthusiastic about this.
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I uninstalled and reinstalled the app and now I cannot restore my purchases. Pressing the purchase or restore buttons does nothing except ask me my date of birth. Please advise on how I can restore my purchase or refund me my £4. Thanks.
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My 5 year old really likes this game but it would be fun for much older kids too. Great game!
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My 6yo son really enjoys this game. He likes collecting the hats and solving each fraction level.
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It is really good for you get to cut the lava to melt the ice so that the mammal can get past
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Who knew introducing equivalent fractions could be so easy without any intimidation! It is worth every penny!
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Love it. It is great for kids because it helps them learn fractions.
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Gr8 for my 8yr old who started it aged 7. Now finished it, really helped her understand fractions.
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its nice but why if you want more level in symbol you need to buy?
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This is really fun and help full for dristaction
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I DARE YOU ALL TO PLAY THISSSSS!!!!!!! Its pretty COOLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!
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Very like im a musing
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Engaging and educational and lots of fun for a 6 year old.
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It is educationally superb and fun
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My daughter gives it 4 stars!
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At first it seemed like just another pointless kids game. As the game progresses it builds on previous levels to increase my kids' understanding of fractions. Well made, fun game with fabulous sound effects. I love that little trumpet call!
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I am doing research for my Maters degree on math educational apps, and this one is truly one of the best, and my 10 year old son absolutely love it. Well done to the designers.
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I have installed the app but can't get the additional modes so my son can move on to the next levels
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It's okay because it's a nice game and you can learn a lot about fractions but you have to pay for more levels when you finished I would love it if they were for free
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It is really fun. Even my brother play's it.
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My son loves maths and has started to want to improve his knowledge of fractions. This app achieves this in a beautiful but educational way. Makes learning fractions for him and me very enjoyable.
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This is a phenomenal product. I am rating it 5 stars. I will use it as a teaching tool in my business and recommend it to all of my school age parents. Please continue making applications like this for our children. I love it
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Good game. Artwork excellent. Son learning fractions! Yay!
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My 5 year old loves and and yet I myself enjoy it, very educational too
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Fun math fraction puzzles.
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We do slice friction at school and everyone in my class loves it so much. When my teacher ses to us we get right on it.
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I tried to purchase using via network provider but always being rejected due to incorrect postcode? How to put the correct postcode?
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It's just what I was looking for, the game is engaging and teaches the concepts. Thanks!
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Gr8 for my 8yr old who started it aged 7. Now finished it, really helped her understand fractions.
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Had the chance to participate to the beta of this game and I'm proud of what the team has accomplished. It's good to see an educational game that is really about teaching and not simply about displaying ads.
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VERY WELL DONE USES PROBLEM SOLVING ALONG WITH FRACTIONS KEEPS KIDS INTEREST
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Great way to learn while having fun.
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My 5 yr old son LOVES it. and it's fun for my 7 yr old, if my 5 yr old would let it GO. super cute.
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Why so you have to pay for some levels
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Is a challenging game for parents! Had to discover the trick though! I recommend it if you want to have some fun and test yourself.....
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I DARE YOU ALL TO PLAY THISSSSS!!!!!!! Its pretty COOLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!
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My 6 year old loves this and plays it constantly, he was the first kid in class to understand fractions!
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Interesting game concept that incorporated math
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This is really fun and a great teaching tool! Don't be fooled by the simplicity of the free levels. Far more sophisticated fraction concepts are integrated throughout the paid levels. Just one word of caution - if your child, like my son, hasn't learned about fractions before, you do need to sit with them as they play and make sure they understand the logic behind the puzzles. Otherwise it is possible to ignore the fractions and instead just keep trying till they get it right by accident.