Math Flash Cards

November31

About this app

Children can build and improve essential math skills in: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Features include:

• top and bottom number ranges can be edited
• number ranges: 0 to 50 for addition and subtraction
• number ranges: 0 to 20 for multiplication and division
• option to select two math operations together

• adjustable countdown timer for test-like conditions

• option to allow cards in order (for quicker memorization) or random
• option to show correct answer if wrong
• option to allow three tries
• option to repeated missed cards for review at the end

• friendly and encouraging voice
• scores list to review improvement

Ratings and reviews

My daughter's entering first grade this fall and I wanted to keep helping her practice addition and subtraction. I bought those flat glass marbles as counters and I looked at physical flashcards at the store. It was four bucks for just addition. That means if I wanted all four operations, it'd be almost $20. I tried out the free ad-supported version of this first, saw how extremely customizable it is, and decided to buy this. $2 instead of 20? Perfect.

Bought this about 5 minutes after using the ad supported version. Does exactly what I wanted it to do. Could have easily used the ad supported version but I wanted to pay to support the simple app with non-intrustrusive ads and a one-time purchase model. Simple, ethical app. So refreshing. In fact, I'm still using the ad supported version for my daughter and the paid version for myself.

This app is easy to customize to your child's skill level. My daughter doesn't perform well with timed math fact quizzes and I was able to increase the amount of time to reduce stress and anxiety. Additionally, the app allows you to set the top and bottom numbers for each problem type. I started multiplication and division using 6 as the top number and have increased it as she gets more accurate. She loves this app and said that she would give it a 6 star rating if she could!

What's new

To avoid issues, font is defined. Minor fixes.