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Robo Math

By Dana Anderson, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 7+

Customization options boost otherwise basic flash card app.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad Education
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this app.

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What’s It About?

Kids tap "Quiz Settings" to customize a group of math questions (highest number used in quiz problems, number of problems on each quiz, and whether or not they need practice on a specific number). Next, they tap one of four tabs on the main screen: addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Kids press "Start," and a flash card appears on the screen along with a calculator-style keypad, which they use to enter the correct answers against a timer in the right-hand corner. Kids see their score at the end of the question set.

Is It Any Good?

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At $.99, ROBO MATH does a fine job at giving kids a way to practice basic math operations skills without needing to carry around paper flash cards. The option to customize the highest number on which to practice makes this app accessible to many different ages and math levels. The music (which can be turned off) is sort of annoying and distracting, as is the fact that if kids get a problem wrong, the correct answer shows up directly above the next problem on the following flash card. There's no way to turn off the timer, so if your kids don't like being timed on flash cards, this isn't the app for them.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Set all customizable options to your kid's current skill level.

  • If your kids struggle with timed math, encourage them to focus on accuracy first, then speed, before moving to higher settings.

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