Popmath
Our Review
Popmath combines basic math drills (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division) with a matching game featuring floating bubbles. You match the corresponding math problem with the correct answer and…POP…you eliminate two bubbles. I sometimes struggle to review math applications but I knew this was a winner when I found myself choosing to play this game while pampering myself at the salon. This educational game exemplifies two of the greatest potential app qualities: learning and fun. Seriously, what could be more ideal? The playful twist to learning is fit for kids acquiring new skills and for adults looking to keep a sharp mind. Let your inner-geek rejoice!
Application Detail
PopMath Basic Math
Developer: PopSoftReleased: 2008-11-06
Price: $0.99
Description from the Developer
*** PopMath won the iPhoneFootPrint Excellence Award in Education ***What our users say:
"My kids (5 and 8) love it. It even keeps adults on their toes", Docmoore
"Buy this app. Our kids love it, and it helps them with simple math.", Edgar Poe
"My mom uses it to help tutor students at school", Vindad
Check our YouTube video demo:
http://www.keeness.net/popmath
PopMath is a fun game for kids of all ages to practice basic math.
Pairs of bubbles float on the screen and your goal is to pop each pair. For example, one bubble says "7" and another says "3+4". Simply touch one bubble and then the other to pop them both.
At any time, you can choose different operators: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Once you've popped all pairs on a level, you see your time for that level and can move on to the next level, or keep practicing that level.
New levels increase the numbers shown in the bubbles, up to 1000 for addition/subtraction and 20 for multiplication/division.
PopMath rewards your child with fun sounds and end-of-level animations to make the experience fun.
Yet it provides a non stressing experience: the time is shown after each level, but you don't loose. Just finish at your own pace. A personal message encourages you based on your time.
The last level is saved so you can start again at that level if you want, or simply "Go to Level 1" again.
Screenshots
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December 18th, 2009 by Kristen Young