Teachley Math for iPad & iPhone 4+

Teachley Math helps elementary students gain math fact fluency and fractions skills through the use of powerful, research-based strategies. Developed by teachers and educational researchers, this collection includes award-winning apps being used in thousands of schools.

Kids interact with fun, playful characters to learn different ways of solving problems and encourage flexible thinking. After practicing the strategies, they can demonstrate their fact fluency to defeat the evil Professor Possum's robot, make their way through the world of Mt. Multiplis, or fly back to El Sumado. Children can then race through a futuristic world, driving through number line checkpoints and fraction tunnels.


This bundle includes:
“Addimal Adventure is an exciting, new way to teach addition facts! There’s nothing else out there focused on teaching kids strategies.” -Sarah B., 1st grade teacher, NYC

“Mt. Multiplis is not just focused on getting the answer, but also understanding the process of multiplication and the strategies that kids need to develop. I love how this app supports my students’ thinking in a way no other app does.” - Alana S., K-5 Special Education Teacher

Fractions Boost - "Fractions are often such a difficult concept to teach. I'm so thankful that Teachley has made a game that is equally engaging as it is entertaining!” - Heather Holinger, 4th grade teacher, ME.

And Fact Flyer, in which kids can apply strategies learned in other Teachley apps to solve multiplication and division problems.


More details:
- Aligned with Common Core, TEKS and other state Standards
- Designed to support Response to Intervention programs
- Supported by cognitive science research


About Teachley:
Founded by former teachers, Teachley uses cognitive science research to create apps that teach effective learning strategies and assess what kids know within engaging games. Our team includes experts in cognition and learning, Grammy and Emmy-award winning creative talent as well as new and noteworthy game designers. www.teachley.com

These apps were made possible with funding provided by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Science SBIR programs.