[iOS] Free App: Times Tables and Friends @ Apple App Store

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TimtamTinTin on 05/04/2020 - 01:51 apps.apple.com (3372 clicks)
Last edited 05/04/2020 - 02:22 by 1 other user

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Bear’s multiplication games for kids!
Learn times tables with the coolest, multiplication flash cards out there! Five easy, times table activities make learning multiplication tables fun for all! Practice and learn to multiply now in just one multiplication app. These cool, times tables flash cards are a genuinely fun and effective teaching method for kids.

Choose from 5 multiplication games!

Game Mode
Your child will begin their times tables quiz with bear and his colorful balloons. Laugh with and join his journey flying across beautiful landscapes. Answer the math flash cards correctly and bear continues his mathematics adventure. Miss more than 2x and POP! It’s game over. Can you beat all 12 themed levels covering up to 12x12?
These are the easiest and funniest multiplication games around!

3 Learning Stages
New to multiplication? Learning mode is where to start!
Our brain can memorize material best when we engage all our senses! The 3 step-by-step stages of this section feature advanced, Montessori-backed, teaching methods focused on perceptive memory. Each auditory, verbal and kinesthetic lesson exercises the brain and its memory storage. Even visual cues are used by giving Montessori color assignments to every time tables chart.

1. Listening: Listen to each problem spoken out loud.
2. Repeating (voice recognition): Repeat the equation 3x
3. Tracing: Trace with your finger the problem and solution to finish the memorization exercise.
   Parents with prodigy children in 1st and 2nd grade should consider starting with this section for a head start to multiplying.

Challenge mode
Answer as many math problems as possible with a timer and three helpful bonuses! Eliminate 50% of the answers, freeze the timer or skip to the next quiz question.

Training mode
Select and focus on the math facts of your choice. By focusing on their weaknesses, children can focus on improving their grades for their next exam. Practice and train your brain multiplying with voice audio and without a timer!

Multiplayer mode
Challenge friends, parents and classmates to a times table face off! Who can answer each flash card more quickly? A fun, split-screen, multiplayer game for kids and adults!

More Features
- Fulfill cool, mathematics quests and get rewarded with fun badges.
- Track all progress on the achievements board.
- Practice how to multiply in 12 voice audio languages!
- Great for playing on tablets!

Take your students education to the next level! Start learning and perfecting your multiplication now and ace your next times tables quiz.

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  dm01 on 05/04/2020 - 04:13

  +2

  Times Tables are Fiends

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  issachar on 05/04/2020 - 07:28

  +2

  Thanks OP, been having a hard time to teach the kids.This will definitely help!

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  UFO on 05/04/2020 - 09:24

  +5

  No normal price in title? (I'm guessing this has always been free?)

  11 reviews?

  I'd just like to remind people to properly review apps before installing them, especially ones associated with education.

  For instance, "Maths Champions lite for kids" has over 2100 reviews at a 4.4 average rating (above app average isn't reliable as only 11 reviews)…. and is also free. I don't have any experience in either app btw.

  Yes champions has in app purchases, but over 2000 reviews is more credible than 11!

  Just saying to use a little is all. Free and on Ozbargain doesn't always mean good when it comes to apps.

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  ilikeit on 05/04/2020 - 09:35

  "Very good reviews"

  It has 11 reviews…

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  AustriaBargain on 05/04/2020 - 10:03

  I always have trouble with my 7 and 8 times tables.

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  Daabido on 05/04/2020 - 12:56

  +5

  Others have taken my advice here in the past, but I'll mention it again. I'm a primary school teacher. Reflex Math is the answer. It's not free. US$40 a year.and it works. I highly doubt you would need a second year of subscription if it was used 3-4 times a week. The extensive research is available here; https://www.reflexmath.com/research

  Since the start of 2020, Reflex have hived off the program for home users to Time4Learning while they focus on school sales. It's the same program. Nothing else comes close. I have looked at all the programs that have come out in the last 20 years. Well, I'm sure I missed a few, but the major ones anyway. You can ask for a refund within 14 days if it's not the right fit for your student.

  I see so many students struggling to do upper primary math because they don't know their times and division tables. I have even offered to buy schools this with my own money, but admin turned me down and they continue to struggle. It really is a silver bullet. I have no financial interest in the company or its products. I just know it works.

  P.S. You can use it for either addition and subtraction or multiplication and division, but not at the same time. I would suggest addition and subtraction initially for students up to the end of year 3, as I even see troubles in that area. Once they have mastered that, they can move on to multiplication and division.

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    ilikeit on 05/04/2020 - 19:53

    Have you tried Rocket Maths? It follows a verbal and written format. RM focuses on speed and accuracy to build automaticity No software.

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    pandabear on 06/04/2020 - 08:43

    What grade do you recommend commencing in Reflex? My son is in prep and it might be a bit early for him?

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    merill on 06/04/2020 - 16:31

    Thanks. My kids use Khan but coming from doing Kumon for my elder kids I believe some of repetitive learning is required for mastering add/sub/mul/div in math. This will make secondary learning a lot easier.

    Quick tip. The Home Tutor/Parent only provides a 14 day trial. However I was able to sign up as a school and got a 60 day trial.

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  docians on 05/04/2020 - 14:14

  +1

  How does reflex compare to Khan academy?
  And is there something similar for secondary school maths?
  Cheers

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    Daabido on 05/04/2020 - 14:38

    +1

    Reflex is purely for learning and automating the math facts and does an unparalleled job of that in my opinion. Khan academy is also brilliant, but teaching math concepts is where it shines. You have to have the automaticity before you can easily do higher level maths, otherwise you are trying to learn two things at once. If you have the automaticity, you are only trying to learn one thing at a time.

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  pandabear on 06/04/2020 - 08:31

  App showing up as $9.99 now