Maths Facts : number bonds 4+

Name: Maths Facts : number bonds
Price: 0.99 CAD
Author: Rob Clarke

Fun with number bonds & facts

Rob Clarke

Designed for iPad

- $0.99

Description

Maths Facts will help you to learn your Number Bonds and Facts Families and your addition and subtraction facts and your multiplication and division facts. With a collection of fun and easy-to-play games you can quickly start exploring addition, subtraction, multiplication and even division facts.

Maths Facts has a number of different games that allow you to focus on specific number bonds, or explore different facts families, addition facts, subtraction facts, and even multiplication facts and division facts. These games are quick to play and perfect for a short car journey.

By default you can play with facts up to 10, but from the main menu you can also enable facts up to 20, to make the games a bit more difficult.

We will be adding more games and quizzes with free updates, so please contact us if you have any requests or suggestions. If you have any problems please get in touch and if you like this app, please consider leaving a review.

"Math Facts to the Rescue",
"Great app! Simple and to the point..... Exactly what I was looking for",
"Great App for learning math basics!"

Jul 7, 2022

Version 1.9.4

Added hints to help first time users.

Teaching wrong information

Is 6x4 30? This app teaches that it is. But not always. I watched my daughter as she brings a 5 up to the 6 to complete the 6x5=30 math fact as she finishes a round. Then when she starts a new round it gave the exact same math fact 6x_=30, she brings the 5 to the place and it doesn’t except it and it grabs a 4 instead! I was flabbergasted! It did this twice by the way and If I hadn’t have caught it then my daughter would have continued on being frustrated with math. Do not get this app. I would actually like to get a refund. Waist of money.

Thank you for the feedback. Unfortunately there was a bug where the first question of a new round usually showed the wrong question. This has now been fixed.

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