Help your child to learn addition and subtraction with this fun game!

Learning addition and subtraction is difficult without the right tools. We have a trusted reputation as a leader in educational games that make learning fun and engaging, and give your student an advantage.

Features:

• Learn both addition and subtraction with regrouping - also known as carrying or borrowing

• Write with your finger or stylus to track tens and hundreds

• Multiple-choice answers help your child self-correct and find mistakes in their work

• Motivate your child by helping them succeed in a fun, entertaining way

• Report cards help you encourage, and keep track of your child’s success

• Track both average time, and total time to answer questions

• Practice to improve your time and results

• Second-grade level problems can help your child get a head-start, or catch up

Addition and subtraction with regrouping is currently accepted as the standard for second-grade mathematics, and a proven teaching method. Also known as ‘carrying’ or ‘borrowing’, this technique is taught when adding and subtracting numbers with more than one digit. Addition and Subtraction with Regrouping makes this fun and engaging for your child with a friendly interface, and the help of Farsight the cartoon owl.

Let your child use their finger or stylus to perform addition and subtraction with writing, just as they would on a quiz or test. Once your child has solved the problem, select from multiple-choice answers, which give your child a guide in the event that they have made a mistake, allowing them to discover their error on their own, and learn from their mistake.

Addition and Subtraction with Regrouping tracks the number of problems your student answers correctly, the average amount of time the problems took, and the total amount of time for the set of problems. This lets both you, and your student track and improve their skills, and focus on the area you want to improve.

Send your child to the head of the class with Addition and Subtracting with Regrouping.