Akribian
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Cool Math Endless Run
MathIsFun Times Table
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I Know It
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Count on me! has been developed from the PhD research of co-founder Martin Hassler Hallstedt, which proved to improve children’s critical math skills by 60% in just 15 minutes/day over an 8 month period (compared to children who did not use the app).
As the developer of Count on me, Akribian are firmly at the forefront of the embedded teaching game category.
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> It's a shame that the more simplistic branch didn't endure, perhaps as an alternative to Logo. Scratch was originally built in Smalltalk (newer versions use JS) A rival to Scratch, which is also written in Smalltalk and is 'closer' to 'proper Smalltalk' is EToys http://squeakland.org. - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago
DragonBox Algebra - DragonBox Algebra 5+ - The educational game that secretly teaches you algebra.
GCompris - Educational Game for Children 2 to 10 years old.
Cool Math Endless Run - Cool Math Endless Run is a monster math game and an endless run adventure.
childsplay - Childsplay is a collection of educational activities for young children and runs on Windows, OSX, and Linux. Childsplay can be used at home, kindergartens and pre-schools.
MathIsFun Times Table - Learn Your Multiplication Tables
Tux Paint - Tux Paint is a free, award-winning drawing program for children ages 3 to 12 (for example, preschool and K-6).
