+Game engine has been updated to Unity 6.

+ Zorbit's Math Adventure is now available in Spanish. Teachers can select the language for their students from the teacher dashboard.

- 17 brand new assignments

+ New assignments available + Bug fixes

+New Re-Engagement Assignments for Core customers +New Assignment templates for Supplemental customers +Bug fixes to improve overall experience +Fix for login issue

+New Re-Engagement Assignments for Core customers +New Assignment templates for Supplemental customers +Bug fixes to improve overall experience

What's New: +New Re-Engagement Assignments for US customers +Improved display of lesson name "Divide by 9" to remove odd extra characters +Fixed rare issue where a student could gain access to an intentionally disabled class +Fixed an issue on planet Blue Moon 17 (Grammaramma) where progress through "Perimeter with Complex Shapes" lesson could be blocked due to some game elements not always loading +Bug fixes to improve overall experience +1.13 is the new minimum version for all users Provider: Carnegie Learning Inc. Compatibility: iPad Requires iPadOS 12.0 or later. Support disabled for iPad

- New US server region available - Support for some new curriculums - Player profile progress data is no longer tied to classrooms and can carry over from year to year - Minor improvements to some activities - Bug fixes - 1.12 is the new minimum version for all users

Our latest batch of updates are designed to streamline the gameplay experience for teachers and their Jr. Math Explorers. Here are some of the highlights: -Resume Play- Students can now pick up the game from where they last left off rather than having to navigate back to the activities they were working on. -iPad Single Sign On- If your school is configured with Clever or SAML, you can streamline the student login process by launching the Zorbit’s iOS app through their student portal web page. (1.11.1 includes a fix to an issue that prevented this from working correctly in 1.11.0) -Mandatory Assignments- Teachers can now require the in-game assignments (aka “Adventures”) to be completed before students can explore the game openly.

Our latest batch of updates are designed to streamline the gameplay experience for teachers and their Jr. Math Explorers. Here are some of the highlights: -Resume Play- Students can now pick up the game from where they last left off rather than having to navigate back to the activities they were working on. -iPad Single Sign On- If your school is configured with Clever or SAML, you can streamline the student login process by launching the Zorbit’s iOS app through their student portal web page. -Mandatory Assignments- Teachers can now require the in-game assignments (aka “Adventures”) to be completed before students can explore the game openly.

We are always improving the accessibility of our resources for students and expanding our toolkit to make assessment easier and more effective. To these ends, we’ve made some updates. Here’s what’s new: - Captions now accompany in-game audio. Not only does this increase the game’s accessibility but also provides additional literacy development opportunities. Students can turn these captions on/off from their Backpack and from the Pause Menu. - Levels with multiple choice questions at the end have been added throughout the game. These can be used as a way to reinforce learning and provide standards-based observations for teachers. - Several In-game activities have been improved to make gameplay more intuitive and improve the overall student experience. New: - Fixed a bug that affected some new players when subtitles were active

We are always improving the accessibility of our resources for students and expanding our toolkit to make assessment easier and more effective. To these ends, we’ve made some updates. Here’s what’s new: - Captions now accompany in-game audio. Not only does this increase the game’s accessibility but also provides additional literacy development opportunities. Students can turn these captions on/off from their Backpack and from the Pause Menu. - Levels with multiple choice questions at the end have been added throughout the game. These can be used as a way to reinforce learning and provide standards-based observations for teachers. - Several In-game activities have been improved to make gameplay more intuitive and improve the overall student experience.

The feedback we receive from teachers and an exciting new math curriculum in Ontario have kept us busy all summer. Here’s what's new: -Dozens of in-game activities have been modified to make gameplay more intuitive, foster creative problem-solving, and improve the overall student experience. -Just about every in-game activity has been updated to address the brand new Ontario math curriculum. For example, new estimation activities have been added to the Grade 1 area and we’ve ensured all counting and operations activities focus on the appropriate range of numbers. -Our new French Immersion mode allows teachers to slow down the French language audio in the game to enhance comprehension. The new language settings are available in your Teacher Dashboard.

Kids will head out on their next Zorbit’s Math Adventure with confidence after playing through a new tutorial. Improved interactions, activity feedback and guidance means your kiddos will be able to tackle challenges with more independence than ever before. - A new guided tutorial has been added that demonstrates how players will interact with varying objects in the game. This tutorial will play automatically on each player’s next login. The tutorial can be viewed and played again at any time from the login screen. - Pressing the hint (?) button at the top right in each activity will trigger new feedback and highlight objects that can be manipulated. - All planets are now accessible from a single planet select screen, so players can make quick travel decisions and get right to the action. - For browser players, the cursor will now dynamically change its appearance to match the context of the game. For example, if hovering over a draggable object the cursor will transform into a Drag-Ready hand. - For browser players, draggable objects can now be selected. A single click will select an object or start drawing an area. Click again to drop a held object or finish selecting an area. Trackpads are now much more comfortable to use with this Click-to-Drag option. -Fixed some bugs in a few activities and an issue with logging in

Kids will head out on their next Zorbit’s Math Adventure with confidence after playing through a new tutorial. Improved interactions, activity feedback and guidance means your kiddos will be able to tackle challenges with more independence than ever before. - A new guided tutorial has been added that demonstrates how players will interact with varying objects in the game. This tutorial will play automatically on each player’s next login. The tutorial can be viewed and played again at any time from the login screen. - Pressing the hint (?) button at the top right in each activity will trigger new feedback and highlight objects that can be manipulated. - All planets are now accessible from a single planet select screen, so players can make quick travel decisions and get right to the action. - For browser players, the cursor will now dynamically change its appearance to match the context of the game. For example, if hovering over a draggable object the cursor will transform into a Drag-Ready hand. - For browser players, draggable objects can now be selected. A single click will select an object or start drawing an area. Click again to drop a held object or finish selecting an area. Trackpads are now much more comfortable to use with this Click-to-Drag option.

We gave our curriculum-coverage a little tune-up to better align with your standards.

Teacher-created Assignments are now more reliable than ever. Squashed a few minor bugs we found crawling around.

The Zorbit’s Universe is bigger and better with increased curriculum coverage and improved student experiences. -A new Measurement planet, Red Moon 2R, has been added to Grade 3, and the Grade 2 Measurement planet, Blue Moon 17, now features additional activities to address even more curricular outcomes. -Kindergarten activities on Nonamia have been upgraded to include more subitizing and more mathematical models. -Logging into the game is easier for your kiddos with a new user-friendly interface. -Improvements like these are always the results of teacher and student feedback. To give our friends in the classroom an even stronger voice, a simple in-game survey has been added.

-Memory optimizations -Load time improvements -Better save file compatibility between old and new versions

What's New in This Version Describe what's new in this version of your app, such as new features, improvements, and bug fixes. New Game Changing Assignment Tool: Now, you can change the way students play Zorbit's Math Adventure. Our new Assignments feature allows you to efficiently craft custom adventures focused on math concepts you’ve hand-picked. Change the way students play, and it will change the way they learn. New Grade 2 Measurement Planet: The Zorbit’s universe is getting bigger with the discovery of a brand new Grade 2 Measurement planet: Blue Moon 17. Learners will measure, manipulate and make as they learn about area and perimeter and help their new friends transform this once-barren rock into a thriving ecosystem. Pair these rich math tasks with the new hands-on activities in your teacher dashboard for a spacetastic blended learning experience.

New Game Changing Assignment Tool: Now, you can change the way students play Zorbit's Math Adventure. Our new Assignments feature allows you to efficiently craft custom adventures focused on math concepts you’ve hand-picked. Change the way students play, and it will change the way they learn. New Grade 2 Measurement Planet: The Zorbit’s universe is getting bigger with the discovery of a brand new Grade 2 Measurement planet: Blue Moon 17. Learners will measure, manipulate and make as they learn about area and perimeter and help their new friends transform this once-barren rock into a thriving ecosystem. Pair these rich math tasks with the new hands-on activities in your teacher dashboard for a spacetastic blended learning experience.

New Game Changing Assignment Tool: Now, you can change the way students play Zorbit's Math Adventure. Our new Assignments feature allows you to efficiently craft custom adventures focused on math concepts you’ve hand-picked. Change the way students play, and it will change the way they learn. New Grade 2 Measurement Planet: The Zorbit’s universe is getting bigger with the discovery of a brand new Grade 2 Measurement planet: Blue Moon 16. Learners will measure, manipulate and make as they learn about area and perimeter and help their new friends transform this once-barren rock into a thriving ecosystem. Pair these rich math tasks with the new hands-on activities in your teacher dashboard for a spacetastic blended learning experience.

-minor bug fixes

- New pause menu. To help reduce accidentally exiting an activity, the pop-up window has been replaced with a slide-in menu, and the back button now looks more like a back button. - Replaced X-marker on incorrect answers with a ?-marker instead. - Bug fixes.

-Memory optimizations -Bug fixes -Gameplay improvements