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Everyday Mathematics® Tric-Trac™

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Everyday Mathematics® Tric-Trac™
  • CategoryEducation
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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1.0
Requires iOS 3.0+
13.7 MB Install Download

Archived Reviews

8 of 10
Worthwhile app for students!
     
by Augie Student · October 10, 2011

I think that this is a worthwhile app to be used in the classroom. It is a fun way for students to practice their addition facts as well as finding numbers that will create sums. The aspect of the game is a little confusing at first, but once students get the hang of it I think they will think it’s really enjoyable because it is a different way to work on the concept of addition rather than just using flashcards or manipulatives. This app also gives great instructions on how to play and I like that there is a choice of using “Guided Play” with the man talking or not because this could really help some students who need it and some students won’t need the help of it. The only critique I have is that I think there should be an option to play a one-player game against the computer so that the app can be used individually during silent work time in the classroom.

Bad game
     
by Brian Ashe · July 16, 2011

An educational game should not depend on luck. This game can easily get into an unwinnable state.

Not exactly what I thought
     
by Teacher557 · July 3, 2012

This is a great game for students who are already fairly good at addition. The description says "basic addition facts from 0-6," but that is not accurate. 0-12 is more accurate. Plus, players have to come up with various ways to make a sum, not simply add two numbers together. Some strategy is also involved.

poor app
     
by aliciamommy · May 6, 2011

really boring. this app could not sustain the attention of my child at all :(

OK, but needs a skip turn button
     
by Daddy loves apps · November 18, 2012

A decent game, but it forces you to select an incorrect response in order to pass your turn to the other player. Simply adding a "skip turn" button would fix this. As it stands now, it makes you answer the sum incorrectly and creates a negative impression of the game. My daughter likes it, but she also thinks it needs a skip button. My son quickly lost interest due to the fact that he had to keep entering wrong responses just to skip to the other player.

Love it!
     
by Mandley · June 8, 2011

We love this game. The dice have a realistic feel and the game is great for math fluency! Lots if fun so the kids don't even realize they are building their math skills! As an adult I enjoy it too! Very surprised by the lower ratings. We think it's great.

No bad
     
by MobileLearning · April 14, 2011

It feels a little like something you could buy in Toy R Us, but the concepts and research behind it are of course very good. I just wish they did something a little more exciting with the interface.

Perfect for Home and School
     
by Emilymom · April 20, 2012

For anyone need to brush up on their number facts with numbers up to 10. This game is perfect for parent-child or chid-child pairs, as there are plenty of spoken supports to explain the game as you go, My 7 year old has been playing this for almost a year now, and it is always high on her list of things to do on the iPad with me. I think it would be great for home and school.

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