Math Art for Kids

You like Math Exams?
Give it a try - especially designed for learning of elementary / common core Math by playing.
It covers different areas:
* Visual counting (animals, objects, shapes)
* Arithmetics (addition subtraction multiplication division)
* Equations and Inequalities
* Rows (numbers)
* Different levels (numbers up to 10, 20, 50, 100, 1000)

Why playing?
Math develops and increases several mind capabilities like:
1. Speed of Counting and Calculations
2. Patterns recognition
3. Concentration level
4. IQ
5. Analytical skills
6. Systematical Thinking and Logic
7. Abstract Thinking
8. More others

What is this?
Inspired by preparations for math exams and tests into the area of common core math, we created an interactive game for resolving math questions. It is always easier to learn via playing game than reading books.

How to play?
Just start & play!
Make exams, answer questions, improve your response time.

Features
The game is supporting different playing modes / difficulties as well as more other features:
1. Questions organized as an exam / test sequence (e.g. 30 questions)
2. Good mixture of different type of questions - Arithmetics, Rows, Visual.
3. Shows the result after the exam (count of correct/incorrect, time used)
4. High scores - keeps track of your best result for each level
5. Different levels - questions with end result up to 10, 20, 50, 100, 1000
6. Supports different color palettes for different tastes.
7. Supports tablets and phones (tested on Samsung Galaxy Phones, ASUS and Kindle Tablets).

Attention
Some of the icons/images/pictures inside are drawn or modeled by kid - don't expect big preciseness but expect uniqueness and fun.

Notes
1. Your feedback and/or review is more than welcome.
2. In case of any question or problem with the application or you want to add your idea - just write us an email on chessartforkids@gmail.com!

Background
Elementary (a.k.a. Core or Common Core) math consists of math topics frequently taught at the primary or secondary school levels. The most basic topics in elementary math are arithmetic and geometry. Beginning in the last decades of the 20th century, there has been an increased emphasis on problem solving. Elementary mathematics is used in everyday life in such activities as making change, cooking, buying and selling stock, and gambling. It is also an essential first step on the path to understanding science.