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This is another program where each student can been their own track. This is great for differentiation and practice. Students can move at their own pace and earn rewards. This is a great way to teach students how to properly evaluate all the information they are given in each problem to solve it. Letting them move at their own pace while learning to evaluate is a great wya to ease students into the HOTS.

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SplashLearn - Fun Math Practice Games for Kindergarten to 5th Grade

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SplashLearn is an award winning math learning program used by more than 40 Million kids for fun math practice. It includes unlimited math lessons on number counting, addition, subtraction etc.

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Most students love kahoot and get incredibly excited when given the opportunity to play. the kahoot involves basic word problems for kids to solve, while still having fun! This activity can easily be changed to fit the create section of the Bloom's Taxonomy. Each student could create a question and submit it to the teacher and then the whole class can play for review!

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This website is for addition and subtraction word problems. It is an amazing resource that gives students visual word problems and gives you scenarios to solve. This is a great way for students to analyze the information they are given, to they can appropriately solve the addition and or subtraction problem.

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ABCya! * Word Problems - Add & Subtract within 20

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This educational activity provides word problems with manipulatives for kids to practice adding and subtracting within 20.

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Math playground is a math games website! the games on this particular section align with our addition and subtraction standard! Every game has something to with applying knowledge to solve problems to complete the game!

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1st grade math games for free. Addition, subtraction, place value, and logic games that boost first grade math skills.

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This app is great for students to practice basic math concepts at their own pace. The teachers can set an individual track for each student. This is a great way to differentiate in a discrete manner. This app helps students understand and remember their basic math facts.

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You may have encountered the Rocket Math program before. It has a non-virtual component in the form of a well-established product of the same name based on traditional written resources. It has also had an app-based component for some time. It is very much a product with broad and active support and, recently, it has received a web-based facility to expand its usefulness further.

"Automacity" is a word used within Rocket Math's own description of its purpose. Its developers want your children to move beyond just knowing how to carry out arithmetical processes, beyond even being fluent, they are targeting "automacity". This aimed for "automacity" can best be described by comparing it to how a mature reader decodes a word. Whereas when they are learning to read, a child moves from letter to letter to build the word up one step at a time, an advanced reader sees the word as a whole and, as such, its meaning comes in an instant without conscious thought. A child with "automacity" in maths won't just see a number sentence but the answer too without stepping through the question bit by bit.

It is a good ambition and one that we, as teachers, focus on for multiplication. We encourage rote learning so that no thinking has to go into the answer and that numbers are recognised easily in terms of the multiplications into which they fit. We focus less on the same process for the rest of arithmetic but Rocket Math aims to rectify this.

For newcomers to Rocket Math, there is a comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide available online. This takes you through the whole process from registration to making the app available to your class. The process is actually straightforward and logical so most users won't need much support but it is handy to have for those users less confident or who want to confirm something.

Within the teacher's dashboard, each child can be allocated a learning track. Each of these tracks has a self-explanatory title such as addition, multiplication, fact families, and subtract from. The tracks are then split into 26 levels, each of which is subdivided three times into the thematic titles of take off, orbit, and universe. A child's position on the track can easily be seen by teachers from their dashboard.

There are plenty of options to tailor the Rocket Math experience to your school and students. There are ten learning tracks for children to work through. The children can be monitored by the main administrator of the app or be allocated to different teachers or teaching assistants who are supporting each particular student.

The student experience of Rocket Math is a good one. It is built around a space-travel theme. It is not a game and nor does it pretend to be one but this well-realised theme makes it interesting. It provides a slick and user-friendly experience as good as a native app. Animations and voiceovers enhance the theme and it suits the expected usage pattern of little and often.

The app adapts well to whatever screen is displaying it and all devices can use the on-screen, built-in keyboard to input answers. Usefully, on a device with a physical keyboard, such as a laptop or desktop PC, the answers can be entered using the keys. For some children, this can help with accessibility.

The purpose of the app will need to be explained to children who are used to each lesson advancing their learning rather than consolidating it in such a way as Rocket Math does. Faced with simple arithmetic on early levels, children may feel that it is beneath their ability but encourage them to focus on how quickly their speed increases as they progress and instances of occasional errors decrease.

This multi-device web app is a great way to enter the Rocket Math universe and in doing so help your children to develop speed and accuracy in arithmetic. They'll get good-quality practice but you and your colleagues won't get extra marking. This is a subscription-based service but the accompanying website and resources provide all you need to appraise its usefulness. It is well worth your while to do so.

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Rocket Math Review | Educational App Store

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You may have encountered the Rocket Math program before. It has a non-virtual component in the form of a well-established product of the same name based on traditional written resources. It has also had an app-based component for some time.