Long Division Touch
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Regular Berry Software LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Say you have 8)256. Drag 8 into ‘25’ and find the correct multiple. Then drag the 6 down and finish the problem!
Learning long division can be enjoyable when you’re not slowed down by pencil/paper or lost without instant feedback.
Master long division by practicing on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch!
Lessons include:
Long Division Basics
Zero up top
Remainders
Decimals
Repeating Decimals
Decimals in the Divisor
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Reviews
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Catbox57
In a new update you should consider making it so that people can write their own problems Like a calculator but so they can find the answers them selfs I highly recommend adding my idea to your app it would get more people to get it and other apps you create will be a big hit to
Brilliant !
J597634
This app is wonderful but you don't do the math to see how many numbers are in "x" I learned long division in 5minutes so overall it is great
After playing for 10 min, I bought
Quod Erat Demonstrandum
The classroom version. Enough said. See more extensive review there.
Good basics, but needs a "practice" section.
Explosions!
It's very clear and informative, but my one problem with the application is that it needs an entire section devoted to practice problems, with randomly-generated problems of all different kinds.
Not good at all!
Brandon!!??
You only get to do 5 problems until they charge you 5 dollars. Don't get.
like it
Alicia222
I like the lesson portion. I would love to be able to make my own problems as well. even if it in the pay portion. I would pay to be able to create my own . Thank you
Good start, need more
J.Coughlin22
This app is a great start to introduce a more independent engagement in long division for students with fine motor issues or trouble writing out long division. I would love to see it offer more practice problems, and have a feature to allow for inputting my own problems. A section on long division with decimals divided by a whole number would be helpful.
