Multiplication For Kids
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Touchzing Media Pvt. Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
How kids of grade 1 to 3 can benefit?
- Easily learn the times tables from 0 to 20. Every times table is spoken aloud by the voiceover.
- Take multiplication problems like a game and try to cross every level of difficulty.
- Use the same app again and again to get new problems all the time.
Why parents will love the app?
- It is easy to use and play. The child can use it all alone.
- Attractive graphics will keep the child hooked.
- Every question and answer is spoken aloud to reinforce learning in a child.
- Kids will have fun and learn at the same time.
Features
- Free to download and try out.
- Ten levels with ten questions in every level.
- 1st 2 levels free. Remaining 8 available via single in-app purchase.
- Times Tables from 0-4 are free. Remaining available via same as above in-app purchase.
- Just right for math of grades 1-3.
***New Addition: Times Tables For Kids Module***
Kids can practice and learn Times Tables For Kids. Kids can test themselves by solving every times table. First 4 tables are free. Remaining 16 available via single in-app purchase. Please note that In-App purchase for "Times Tables For Kids" is different from the "Multiplication For Kids" In-App purchase.
Reviews
Reward & Encouragement scheme ineffective
M Egna
Screen navigation is counterintuitive (an "x" to go back rather than an arrow) and then the app requires a tap on a yes or no to continue back. The app rewards child getting answer correct with a clapping rabbit. And it also REWARDS child getting answer WRONG with a jack-in-the-box and springy sound. Not very well thought out. And, although I only tried the trial version and cannot speak to the full version, ALL rewards for correct and incorrect answers remain the same. My six year old was equally amused by rewards for correct and incorrect answers. And she lost interest fairly quickly once she realized there were only two different "fun" responses she could cause. The app "preschool memory match" does a much better job providing varied rewards for correct answers and no reward for incorrect answers. I mention preschool memory match not as a comparable substitute to this multiplication app but as a reward & encouragement scheme that is done well. The limited free version of the multiplication app is not worth the trouble of downloading. I see no indication that paying money to unlock the higher levels will yield some hidden features that will actually engage and encourage children. App developers would produce better apps for kids if they better understood how kids are encouraged or if they consult someone who does. I'm not suggesting some high priced education consultant or educational psychologist is necessary. An experienced elementary school teacher or a parent who is fairly reflective and thoughtful about the learning process could easily help improve apps such as this.
It crashed again
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This is the third time this app has crashed and I would like a total refund for it! I am going to erase it and then I am going to get a new app for my multiplication.
Too many graphics = distracting & ineffective
VitaOak
This app didn't crash for me, but the graphics and animations distracted my son (3rd grade) from the math. Too much emphasis on the animated aspect. Maybe or younger kids, pre-k, k and 1st grade.
