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Homeschooling Moms With Apps–Math

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When I started this series on homeschooling moms with apps 3 weeks ago I had no idea an incredible new website would burst on the scene last week.  It’s called Apps for Homeschooling.  Jennifer shares reviews, codes for free apps, and insider information about sales.  It’s great!  I’ll keep writing these posts to share what we like to use, but for more comprehensive information on great apps for homeschooling, be sure to visit Apps for Homeschooling!

This week we’ll talk about math.  The iPad is a wonderful tool for practicing math facts, and there are some really neat math apps out there.  Here are the ones my kids enjoy:

Math Bingo

Rocket Math

Dot to Dot Numbers and Letters

Pizza Fractions

Factor Samurai

Pizza Sudoku

Snowman Math

And these are some math apps I’ve heard good things about but haven’t looked into personally yet:

Math Ninja

Match up Math

Pop Math lite

Math A+

iLive Math

Math Girl Number Garden (and House)

Digit z lite

Fractions app

Kids Time Fun

Trade First Subtraction

Math Magic

Park Math

 

Do you have some favorite math apps I missed?

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  2. Thanks for sharing about our website Gena! 🙂

    You have a lot of good picks here, and some I haven’t heard of yet! I am going to go look up Math Girl Number Garden (and House) – we have four girls, so we’re always looking for girly girl apps!

    I really like counting apps too – I’m a big fan of those! Some good ones are Counting 123 Lite, which is free. Count the Animals Lite (goes up to the number 5) – the full version is really good too.

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