Parents' Guide to Math Workout

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Amanda Bindel By Amanda Bindel , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 7+

Daily math practice app mixes it up with variety of levels.

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What's It About?

Kids answer math problems as quickly as possible to build speed and fluency. They can choose addition/subtraction, multiplication/division, or mixed function quizzes. They can play an arcade-like challenge called "Math Blaster," or take advanced challenges like "The Brain Cruncher" where they answer a multiple-part math problem using various operations, or complete the "Online World Challenge" to try to beat the daily high score. The options menu includes two additional areas of practice: a verbal math quiz and multiplication tables practice.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Math Workout encourages kids before and after each game to practice their math skills daily or to exercise their brain once a day. The app makes that practice easy to do anywhere, anytime. Kids get immediate feedback on right and wrong answers along with their completion time for each workout. And the variety of levels will keep kids challenged for years of skills development.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Encourage kids to complete daily math practice using the app and look over their progress chart with them. Encourage them to explore other challenges in the app.

  • Create a paper-and-pencil quiz for your kid. Review the answers together and discuss which type of practice they found more effective.

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