Counting Addition And Subtraction Games For Kids 4+

Name: Counting Addition And Subtraction Games For Kids
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
Author: Punika Suntornwatcharakij

Punika Suntornwatcharakij

Designed for iPad

- 3.0 • 1 Rating

- Free

Description

Math games addition and subtraction the count number,
Think fast for knowledge preschool children ages kindergarten toddler for learning math games with best for school year 2 3 4 5 6 elementary school.
Is an educational game, learning with media.

About fixing the problem solving arithmetic science think fast to test the knowledge as well. Fun thinking training

Puzzles is a game for boy and girl taught to count numbers, have thought.
See play sum interacting with objects in the game for free, without using the Internet, play fun playing find sum or sums of numbers together to find an answer. Teaching mathematics

For a positive number for children is to practice the development of children remember to start the practice positive number Practice.
A fun way for young children to develop logical thinking and learn

Please Enjoy.!

Nov 7, 2016

Version 1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

3.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Keep pictures consistent

Lol, I’m a right brained person and the first thing i noticed in looking at the pics is you have four vegetables being subtracted from 7 people. This kind of stuff really tripped me up as a kid. I get for a lot of people this wouldn’t matter, but I’d bet for people like me, who already struggle with left brain work this causes a struggle. Suddenly, even as an adult my brain has to figure out the correlation between the people and the vegetables and why the people had the vegetables, and am I taking them away, or did the people eat them? When really you are just want me to subtract 4 from 7. Lol! This kind of stuff would float around in my head as a kid and make me feel insecure and unsure of the problem and the answer outcome. I had a lot of difficulty getting grounded in the concreteness of math. I’d keep pics consistent with like kind in an app for kids where you’re laying a foundation for basics, because it causes an extra distraction for many highly right brained kids that really need the chance to just become solid in the basic exercise of adding and subtracting.