Multiplication Fairy
Multiplication problems (1-12) are free.
This app was tested by a testgroup of girls (with and without dyscalculia, different IQ). There is a pedagogy strategy behind it: the game is based on positive encouragement. Therefore, mistakes are indicated in a neutral way. The incorrect answers will be repeated to give your child time and opportunity to learn in a natural way. If a child has calculating problems, the calculations become more easy. If the child answers correctly: the level becomes more difficult.
Category : Educational
Reviews (20)
You could guess and. When you win a flower will blom
Beautiful fairies and good at helping me with multiplication
Not sure we have to play, babhushi
I HATE IT SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!
I hate it is so bad
This is a nice game👌👌
It is a very good game
I hate people that make math games seem fun BTW there are NOT FUN parents look up math games to make their children learn
This was good experience
Good but why need to purchase the division?
I downloaded this for my daughter, she lost interest after playing x1. She said it was to boring.
Hated it
I love it it helps me in my math test And i past i love it this app i wont delete this app in my phone if im not doing anything i will use this app
It'd great for kids how need help multiplicatio
It's cool
I love it
Loved it
Love it
Love it
Pretty good, could be better. Problems are timed and theres no indicator, so the child is trying to do the problem and then it randomly switches on them when they go to type the number in, would be nice if you could turn the timer off while the kid is learning, it seems the timer is pointless anyways cause it doesn't seem to give you any kind of score or anything. You can select a difficulty level, 1-10x but the numbers it multiplies against is always between 1-10. 9 x 3 is a pretty big multiplication number for a 4 year old, but 3 x 3 is pretty managable, it would make a LOT more sense to increase problem difficulty by the size of the result instead. It would also be nice if there were some kind of automatic difficulty increase as the child gets more difficult problems correct more often. I got it for the graphics cause my daughter likes fairies, its nice to have educational games that appeal in this sense. (Edit: I bumped the rating up cause apparently I didn't play it long enough to notice the learning effect. The description makes it sound fairly advanced, which would be excellent, I may come back and give a higher or lower rating based on that. Ability to turn of the timer and some kind of countdown indicator, maybe a slight delay so the child doesn't pick the right answer for the wrong problem when it switches could be less confusing.)