Montessori Math: Add & Subtract Large Numbers
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | $4.99 | EDOKI ACADEMY | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
More importantly, this app makes the concepts of “exchanging” (carrying/borrowing) so obvious that even adults will be surprised.
Features:
- Our exclusive Dynamic Progression Algorithm to follow each child’s progress individually.
- 4 pre-determined levels.
- Color-coded place values to allow children to easily identify thousands, hundreds, tens and units.
- 3 activities to learn: the stamp game, the bead frame and the magic slate.
- 3 games to practice: Missing Digits, Wiz Quiz and Bubble Game.
- A number range from 0 to 9,999.
- A “Monster lab” for added fun and motivation.
- “Advanced settings” containing even more options.
- A detailed "Note to parents" explaining the pedagogy behind each game.
- 15 languages
- Retina display.
- Universal app (iPhone, iTouch, iPad, iPad Mini).
If you like Montessori Math: Add & Subtract Large Numbers, you will also like our other educational apps: http://edokiacademy.com
Recommended ages: From 6 to 9
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We take personal data protection very seriously. When using our app, your child will never come across:
- advertising
- in-apps
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Reviews
Looks promising but didn't work
Britbites
This app looks great but just didn't seem to work reliably- I couldn't complete the problems. Very frustrating. Tested on iPhone 5.
Lots of ways to practice
PushPLAYLearning
So much to love about Montessori but no other developer does it as well as these guys. Intuitive, thorough and an easy, beautiful format. So many ways for my 6 year old to practice adding and subtracting large numbers! The reward system doesn't out do the learning games so it's not a distraction which is a plus in my book. Having an opportunity to practice with manipulatives really solidifies any new concepts that come with adding and subtracting large numbers.
