Math Fluency with Sports: +,– app analytics for December 14

Master fluency in addition and subtraction skills by playing 11 different games. Math Fluency 5+ - These games increase your addition and subtraction skills. Math Fluency with Sports – Addition and Subtraction Edition provides realistic sports scores and asks you to determine the total and difference in scores or to add or subtract different sport times. The games are extremely engaging and fun, allowing children and adults to play and compete with each other. Stage 1 of each sport is suitable for most players while the final stages will challenge anyone to use their mental strategies to finish. All 11 levels are now free! * Addition * Subtraction Suitable from age five and up, DMTI Fact Fluency with sports – Addition and Subtraction Edition 5+ gives learners the opportunity to become more fluent with adding and subtracting. DMTI uses realistic sport scores and times to engage players in practicing their facts. Players can try the stages over and over to get a better time as they learn different ways to improve. Each sport provides a different challenge. Soccer, hockey and baseball provide smaller numbers while football, basketball, bowling and darts provide double and triple-digit numbers. Golf uses single and double-digit integers. Finally, running, swimming, and drag racing allow the user to practice facts with decimals. Children and adults love to play this app. The wide variety of games give players ages 5 and above a chance to find the games that build the skills they want to improve. Do you need to practice basic addition facts? Would you like to be more fluent with adding two-digit numbers in your head? Do decimal subtraction problems cause you to reach for a calculator instead of using mental math? If so, then the DMTI Fluency with Sports - Addition and Subtraction Edition will be just what you are looking for. DMTI Fact Fluency with Sports was developed by a professor of mathematics education and a team of math educators. It is built to help people become more fluent with numbers. Schools use it to help their students spend more time practicing facts and building number sense. Features * 11 sports * 4 or more stages per sport * Solving addition and subtraction whole numbers, integers and decimals problems