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2nd Grade Splash Math Education Learning Workbook

By ADK AccessAbility, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 7+

Math skills + fun rewards = engaging for kids.

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The graphics and sounds in 2nd Grade Splash Math Education Learning Workbook are clear and colorful without being distracting, and instructions on the screen are visual (clicking and dragging, for example, is an animated instruction). The origami-style fish are cute, and kids will enjoy solving math problems to earn fish for their aquariums. Parents have the option of choosing whether or not questions are read to kids (via a digitized voice), which could be helpful for kids who are prereaders or who have reading difficulties.

The 13 chapters of math topics are well-structured and allow the flexibility to choose a single skill or a range to work on. 2nd Grade Splash Math Education Learning Workbook is much more than a math-facts drill app, as it reviews many of the important number-sense concepts. And parents will feel good about being able to track their kids' progress. The biggest drawback is that the aquarium reward system is completely disconnected from the learning process.

App Details

  • Devices: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
  • Subjects: Math: addition, algebra, arithmetic, counting, equations, geometry, grouping, measurement, sequences, subtraction
  • Skills: Thinking & Reasoning: analyzing evidence, applying information, problem solving
  • Pricing structure: Paid
  • Release date: September 30, 2013
  • Category: Educational Games
  • Topics: Ocean Creatures
  • Publisher: StudyPad, Inc.
  • Version: 4.7.0
  • Minimum software requirements: iOS 5.1 or later
  • Last updated: August 17, 2016

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