DiaMath

Come on guys... Why the heck are there ads??? What a bunch of crap. If it was free I could understand. Get rid of them NOW

What I like best about this game is the ability to choose the range of numbers.<br/><br/>I pretty much only play in Hard mode, but with a range of 0 to 12, it was a good game for my 9 year old. Turn it up to -15 to 15 and my high schooler and college student were challeged. Ramp it up to -25 to 25 and it was a great workout for me.<br/><br/>It even lets you redo the ones you miss.<br/><br/>Very nice, simple game.

If you allow negative numbers it provides great practice for factoring quadratic expressions. For example x^2-3x-10 factors into (x-5)(x+2). DiaMath helps students to see -5 plus 2 is -3 and -5 times 2 is -10. I hope to use this with my Algebra class next year. JH at Riverside High School

Thx for this app. I'll give five stars for some sound effects. :)

This app is great for kids who need help with times tables and it’s fun I like how you can go back and review the answers you got wrong definitely 10/10

This app is decent in that it challenges users in problem solving and critical thinking. However, the app is very simple and does not provide anything that a textbook cannot. The app also has advertisements attached that would not be appropriate in a classroom setting. One thing that might make this app more useful would be to have different levels in which the user progresses through. If a user were to get incentives for finishing a level or completing a level within a certain time frame, the user may be more inclined to buy/use the app. Overall, it is an alright app appropriate for grades three and four, but no higher.

I'm a 6th grade math teacher and this is a fantastic game. Great way to introduce pre-algebra skills and maintain math facts! Love it, I'll be showing this to my students tomorrow.

This certainly will keep all ages entertained and thinking. Great App!