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Kakooma. This popular game has a uniquely compelling “puzzle-in-a-puzzle” twist. Players solve a series of mini-puzzles and the answers form a final puzzle. There are addition puzzles for positive numbers, negative numbers and fractions, and multiplication puzzles as well. Kakooma is available both online and as an iPhone/iPad app.
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Expresso. Order of operations can be a confusing concept for both kids and adults alike. Expresso gives players of all ages a great way to improve their understanding through practice. Perfect as an independent math center, it develops strong mental math skills in all four operations.
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Missing. Through focused and systematic practice, this game develops the skills needed to meet one of the toughest Common Core standards: finding missing addends, missing subtrahends and missing minuends – in first grade!
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SatisFraction. This game is currently under development. It will develop number sense and estimation skills with fractions – both essential for strong computational skills.
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