Math and Multiplication games 1.5.7

Start your journey through the Multiplication Games with Jelly! This educational program is designed to help children learn math skills necessary for solving problems in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades.

Traditional math practice can often be monotonous, which is why these fun math and multiplication games for kids have been created with beautiful original artwork, making the learning process interesting and exciting.

The program has been developed by a professional educator and includes a set of math problems aligned with the curriculum for first, second, and third-grade students. It covers the main topics studied during the first three years of school. By playing these games, your child will have the opportunity to solve over 2000 math problems.

• For 1st grade math, the games focus on numbers up to 10 and up to 20. They cover one-digit numbers, inequalities, sequences of numbers, addition, and subtraction. Additionally, there are games that deal with numbers up to 100, including two-digit numbers, inequalities, sequences of numbers, addition, and subtraction.
• In second grade math, there are over 700 multiplication problems focused on times tables up to 10.
• The third grade math section includes more than 700 multiplication and division problems covering numbers up to 100. There are also games that help children practice multiplication tables.

This educational program provides statistics on the number of solved tasks, allowing parents to monitor their child's progress. With its completely safe environment for children, Multiplication Games with Jelly gives parents peace of mind while their child plays and learns.

To get started with Multiplication Games with Jelly, simply download the app and make learning math your child's favorite game!

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