mathCards ÷ x + ‪-‬ 4+

Bret Hardman

Conçu pour iPad

    • Gratuit

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Description

mathCards / Division x Multiplication + Addition - Subtraction is a unique, yet very simplistic take on math flash cards for our learning young ones. It's having an unlimited amount of cards in your hand without having to deal with the hassle of cleaning and organizing

Assorting numbers in random from 0 - 12. Covering the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.



• How does it work?

Once you open the app you have four options: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. Tap on whichever you'd prefer to use. A card with a problem will appear with no answer. To see the answer tap the screen and it'll appear. One more tap and that card will slide off the deck and the next card will appear instantly. You can also skip cards by a left swipe.

There's no need for data entry. Just like a flash card, it's based on memory.

Nouveautés

Version 2.0.1

• New User-Interface
• New Icons
• Bolder font
• Landscape mode is now available
• Added Settings menu added
• Added Card Ranges

Thank you for all the positive reviews!

Confidentialité de l’app

Le développeur Bret Hardman n’a fourni aucune information à Apple concernant ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et de traitement des données. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la politique de confidentialité du développeur.

Aucune information fournie

Le développeur devra fournir des informations quant à la confidentialité des données au moment de soumettre la prochaine mise à jour de son app.

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