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| cool math games bloxorz: Research Evaluation of Matific Mathematics Learning Resources Catherine Attard, 2016-09-30 Matific is a range of digital mathematics resources that aim to improve mathematics outcomes through the use of game-based applications. Each application, referred to as an episode, focuses on a specific mathematical concept. |
| cool math games bloxorz: Where Are You Bunny? , 2008-02 Children are always losing their favourite stuffed toy, and this book offers a fun, interactive way of finding it. Hide Bunny in a different place each time, and enjoy the repeated fun. |
| cool math games bloxorz: Miss Brain's Cool Math Games Kelli Pearson, 2013-05-19 Turn math practice into play with super cool math games for kids! These addictive card and dice games will bring hours of fun as kids master skills in addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and more. Watch your kids' faces light up as they ask to play their favorite Miss Brain games again and again. There's never been an easier way to help kids love math! |
| cool math games bloxorz: Miss Brain's Cool Math Games for Kids in Grades 1-2 Kelli Pearson, 2012-05-19 Games to help first and second graders practice number sense, counting, addition, subtraction, place value, money, fractions, and multiplication. |
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