King of Math Junior
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"A great help to children who are trying to sharpen their math skills"
- The iPhone Mom
"I like the variety of ways that problems are presented. . . . It gives the kids different concepts related to the arithmetic they’re doing."
- GeekDad
King of Math Junior is a mathematics game in a medieval environment where you climb the social ladder by answering math questions and solving puzzles. Collect stars, get medals and compete against friends and family. Master the game and become a King or Queen of Math!
King of Math Junior is suitable for age 6 and up and introduces mathematics in an accessible and inspiring manner. Its educational strength lies in awakening curiosity and putting mathematics in a fun context. Players are encouraged to think for themselves and see mathematical concepts from different angles by solving problems in many areas.
Content
- Counting
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Geometry
- Comparing
- Measuring
- Puzzles
- Fractions
Category : Education
Reviews (30)
Very fun. Got it for the kids, ended up finishing it myself before moving on to the grown-ups version.
The level 3 of the counting is stuck and showing the same image
Excellent. Kids are learning and it is fun at the same time. Wel done. Many thanks
Best interactive math game. Really love it. Keep up the great work. God bless
Awesome! Intuitive and really useful!
Bug can't open it, jumps to rate app
the best , fun and learn at the same time ,
Son loved it! Now outgrown.
my kid enhoys a lot the game
Please allow renaming profiles
Good for me that's boring
Love it.
Its cool
Should be more toddler friendly. The app assumes that the player can read, which is somewhat self-defying. A child that can read/understand "equal fraction" probably has limited need for this app. Meanwhile the littlest ones, who would benefit most from it, struggle fairly quickly because they cannot read the exercise. Slight UI tweak or audio could help here. Also needs many many more exercises or even endless mode.
Can't move to sd card change this and I'll give 5 stars really should be able to move it specially as paid for helps u keep space on our devices
I played it myself to compete with my children. Completed everything with gold stars but how can I become King? Yes, instructions would be nice. Thanks for not putting a time limit - it caters for different ages and abilities.
My 5 year old loves this app which is great for his maths skills but like others have said the difficulty doesn't develop well. Some parts are easy and some are hard but not in that order!
This is great fun but it has a very strange range of abilities. So at the simple end it has lots of counting with numbers up to 10, yet it also has some quite useful work on fractions, telling time and measuring that are suitable for older children. I'm using it most with 7-8 year old pupils who use the counting and very simple additions to score some easy points. The children tend to enjoy it and it provides useful practice and consolidation of skills.
Very good app that engages and pushes kids to learn.
It has math information that helps me so much
Simple, colorful, entertaining,math...everything a kid needs.
This game is so much fun.😍😍😘😘😁😁😉😉😀😀😃😃😄😄☺☺! I love it.
It's a good app it teaches kids slot about math 😀😁☺😊
I love it
Love it
Great fun but our 7 year old zoom past most of the math exercise and going to finish it after the first few hour on the app. So not much value for money.
Our six year old is addicted. The variety of counting and maths games is incredible, very exciting and very varied, a wonderful educational resource
Excellent leaning app. The rate of progression is perfect. Only thing is that as a parent I can't see which category each of the medals comes from.
It helps me with my math but u guys need to put instructions please to some of the game please
It's not often you find a kids math game that has subliminal messages of diversity, inclusion, equity and socialism all wrapped up in seemingly benign picture math problems. It's most noticable in the Division book, which is equally... errr I mean equitably ironic. But hey...i guess math isn't racist anymore now. I'm so glad for that. I'm still sad though that this was not inclusive for the wheel-mobile individuals as there was no visual representation of them in the division book.