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Times For Tables
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Times For Tables makes multiplication easy for children! This programme contains:
It is a known fact that kids learn much better when the learning material is presented in an informal and game-like environment. Time for Tables incorporates this idea by including 5 interactive multiplication games. All of the games have 3 levels of difficulty to cater for the learner that struggles with tables as well as kids looking for a challenge. The program also features a results database that stores all results achieved and the details of the exercise for up to 1000 users. The results can later be viewed in the progress report. For additional motivation, each game has a top-10 high score list to encourage the learner to do better and faster the next time.
Times for Tables contains 5 addictive multiplication games (which Mom won’t mind about!): X-Puzzles: A puzzle building game where your knowledge of times tables helps you to complete the picture. It’s a great way to practice speed and accuracy when learning your tables. With 3 levels of difficulty and 40 build-in pictures, we guarantee hours of fun learning. Gold Rush: A multiplication game to practice and develop quick thinking skills. In this game, rocks with values on it fall down through the underground tunnels. The object of the game is to maneuver the correct railway cart underneath the falling rock so that the value on the rocks matches the answer of the equation on the cart. Math Balloons: A fun-filled balloon popping game for the development and improvement of multiplication skills. The math problem appears in the sky and the possible answers on the balloons. You must pop the correct balloon before the time runs out… Numix: A fun and colorful brainteaser to practice the key concept of times tables, namely multiples. In this game, numbered blocks fall in from the top and are stacked on top of one another in a grid. The main objective of the game is to find and eliminate blocks that form a series of multiples in sequence. Cheese Times: Cheese Times is based on the board game Snakes and Ladders but with the difference that you control the rat’s movement by answering questions related to times tables. During the easy level, you can decide which tables you want to do, but from the medium level on, the computer selects it randomly. Progress Report - Charts and Exercise logs Time for Tables was designed with the parent / teacher in mind when it comes to monitoring the learner's progress over a period of time. The information is presented in a clear and easy to understand format. In the tables report, you will see a summary of all the tables, but you can also view and print the progress chart for each of the 12 individual times tables. When you select the exercise log, you will see a list of games or workbook exercises appearing in the log-table showing detail information about the completed exercises or games played. Installing and Unlocking the Programme: SMS-registration @ R5,00 per sms. |
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