Math is one of the most important building blocks for a variety of lucrative careers. Whether you have an affinity for math or not, one way of building math skills is through the use of apps designed to strengthen ability. Math games as described in this article will prepare you for advanced mathematical concepts.
Math applications for phones and tablets are assisting students and teachers.
Five math game apps are highlighted: 1) King of Math – This app adds a layer of game play as users attempt to complete six distinct levels, each focusing on a different level of math concepts. Beat each level and become King of Math. 2) Mathmagics – This app focuses on developing mental math skills. It promises to train your brain in a way that you can perform multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction with superhuman speeds. 3) Math Racer 3.0 – Enjoy video games? Math Racer 3.0 features seven challenging games, each with four levels, to foster a competitive challenge while improving your math ability. 4) Math Drills – Don’t like a lot of bells and whistles? Math Drills features a variety of bare bones math drills to rapidly practice math. 5) Quick Math + – This app emphasizes the mastering of order of operation skills and facility with negative numbers for more advanced math learning.
King of Math gives you all the tools you need to reach the throne in the form of a fast-paced game in which you start out as an everyday farmer and begin your ascension to the throne by solving a wide range of math problems.
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- Games are a major learning tool for children when it comes to math literacy.
- King of Math is a fast-paced game that drives a student to win by using math concepts they have learned.
- Math Drills is a competitive classroom game that is played with the entire class with a winner receiving a prize.
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