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Which maths apps for primary kids?

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FrenchBoule · 14/02/2021 11:12

Looking for recommendations for maths for 8 yo DC.

I’m after the apps that uses multiplication,division, timetables and fractions.

Any other resources welcome,please point me in the right direction.

I don’t mind paying for them if it will help us to avoid the disruption caused by ads.

Thank you 🙂

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ExplodingCarrots · 14/02/2021 11:18

The Maths Factor. It's by carol vordaman. Has all the things you mention and much more. Had a free trial during first lockdown and decided to continue with a subscription. My DD enjoys it.

BluTangClan · 14/02/2021 11:25

Ours (4&6) do Maths factor too, (the 6 year old mainly) he seems to be doing well with it and doesn't find it a chore. He has to do it before he has his 'free tablet time'.
£50 a year I think.

FrenchBoule · 14/02/2021 11:26

Thanks very much @ExplodingCarrots (fab name, you didn’t put the baby ones in the microwave,did you? 😉) will look into that

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Lieinrequired · 14/02/2021 11:34

For free online maths games, try Cool Math for kids and Maths Frame

GoddamReylos · 14/02/2021 11:40

My school has bought in Doodle Maths which I also trialled at home with my own children. It’s a big hit! Monthly sub is £5.99 I think. There is a free trial period so you have a week to make up your mind.

modgepodge · 14/02/2021 11:42

I’ve used squeebles for times tables, not sure if they have a fractions version. Have also recently heard of times tables rockstars which lots of schools use - it does associated division facts too, and is only about £8 per year for an individual.

scissy · 14/02/2021 12:12

For practising times tables, number bonds and division facts "hit the button" is good. It doesn't do fractions though.

Lilyblue226 · 27/07/2021 11:51

Ixl and mathletics are great if one can afford to subscribe.
Free apps: Sumdog (optional subscription) and Zoomaths ( free)

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