MathDroid for Kids +
$0.72About MathDroid for Kids +
Looking for a fun way to teach kids basic math? MathDroid creates practice problems geared toward the unique ability of the child. Incorrect answers are explained graphically and textually.
By answering questions, children rack up fake cash to buy accessories, and other challenges
Subjects: +,-,x,÷,.,½
By answering questions, children rack up fake cash to buy accessories, and other challenges
Subjects: +,-,x,÷,.,½
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Game History & Updates
Price update Price changed from $0.99 to $0.72.
More downloads MathDroid for Kids + reached 50 - 100 downloads
More downloads MathDroid for Kids + reached 50 - 100 downloads
Price update Price changed from $1.49 to $0.99.
What are users saying about MathDroid for Kids +
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by Z####:
Worth the $. My kid loves it! Okay interface but fun accessories!
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by I####:
by I####:
I purchased this to help my step daughter work on her decimal comprehension. She loved the app and its reward system. However, after about an hour of play/practice, she completed all of the challenges. From a programers standpoint, I would definatly like to see the challenges revamp to be more of a random event that occurs. I think that the play can also be extended by changing the value for the purchase items. On a functional note, we are running this app on a 10" tablet and the UI does not scale very well. This was designed for a small handheld interface, not a large screen tablet. The only real problem this presents is when you answer a question incorrectly and it shows you how to solve the problem. This "hint" screen is pixelated and nearly unreadable. Aside from the UI issue and the short play, I really like this app. I have been challenging my daughter to reach certain $ goals in a set amount of time. This has done nicely to keep her interested.
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by Q####:
by Q####:
Worth the $. My kid loves it! Okay interface but fun accessories!
by C####:
I purchased this to help my step daughter work on her decimal comprehension. She loved the app and its reward system. However, after about an hour of play/practice, she completed all of the challenges. From a programers standpoint, I would definatly like to see the challenges revamp to be more of a random event that occurs. I think that the play can also be extended by changing the value for the purchase items. On a functional note, we are running this app on a 10" tablet and the UI does not scale very well. This was designed for a small handheld interface, not a large screen tablet. The only real problem this presents is when you answer a question incorrectly and it shows you how to solve the problem. This "hint" screen is pixelated and nearly unreadable. Aside from the UI issue and the short play, I really like this app. I have been challenging my daughter to reach certain $ goals in a set amount of time. This has done nicely to keep her interested.