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Great daily practice for a range of abilities.
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Todo Math
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What's It About?
In TODO MATH, kids work through math missions (31 in the full version), covering skills from counting to multiplication. Kids also can choose the games they want to play in the free-choice section. Each offers simple verbal and visual instructions and gives kids concrete ways to understand abstract math concepts. Kids use manipulatives such as shapes or cookies to solve problems. Accommodating kids with differing levels of fine motor skills, the game allows kids to drag and drop the answers into place or write them with a finger or stylus.
Is It Any Good?
The developers of Todo Math have taken special care to create a math tool that is safe for kids, inclusive of different learning abilities, and aligned to math educational standards and best practices. The games are straightforward math practice and would be ideal for helping kids complete a few minutes of daily math practice. The drag-and-drop or write-in-your answer options can be tricky at first. Kids have to touch and hold the number to drag it into place, and some traced numbers, if written messily, are not correctly recognized. All in all, there's no gimmick here, just solid math practice with encouraging, supportive feedback.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Encourage kids to spend time practicing math facts daily. Teachers recommend five to 10 minutes per day for elementary school-age kids.
Incorporate math talk in your daily conversations, talking about adding to and taking away.
App Details
- Device : Android
- Subjects : Math : addition , counting , multiplication , numbers , subtraction
- Skills : Thinking & Reasoning : part-whole relationships , problem solving , thinking critically
- Pricing structure : Free to try ($69.99/year)
- Release date : June 17, 2014
- Genre : Education
- Topics : Numbers and Letters
- Publisher : Locomotive Labs
- Version : 2.0
- Minimum software requirements : Android 4.4 and up
- Last updated : October 1, 2025
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