MathLab for Grade1 for iOS

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MathLab for Grade1 is designed with a simple objective making math easier and fun for kids. It is based on Canada math curriculum and is focused on...
Last updated on June 2, 2015
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By Hoyoung Hwang

MathLab for Grade1 is designed with a simple objective making math easier and fun for kids. It is based on Canada math curriculum and is focused on...

MathLab for Grade1 is designed with a simple objective making math easier and fun for kids. It is based on Canada math curriculum and is focused on grade 1 math. However kids from kindergarten to early elementary grades can all find this app helpful.With 17 math labs and 2 types of math games, kids will enjoy learning and practicing a wide range of math topics, from counting to 4 math operations. Each math concept is addressed in several math labs from different angles, so kids will have the necessary reinforcement yet not easily being bored.The app supports 4 languages, English, French, German, and Spanish.There are two sections for practice in the app. Expedition is to going through a 30-step path with progressively more difficult math problems. Laboratory is a collection of 17 labs of mathThe 17 labs in the Laboratory sections are:- Counting - Number Line- Number Chart- Odd,Even Number- Order- Skip counting : 2,5,10- Name the Number : in English, in French, in Spanish and in German- Addition with pictures- Subtraction with pictures- Addition- Subtraction- Reversed addition- Reversed subtraction- Simple Algebra- Mixed operation- TimeExpedition in the apps own words, the difficulty of the maths increases at a subtle pace. There are thirty levels altogether that must be completed in sequence. The players position is saved so the app does not need to be completed in a single sitting.If children find they are stuck on a level because of uncertainty about a question type, they can work at that type exclusively in the Laboratory section until they are confident in it.