Flip-It Maths: Times Tables 4+

Name: Flip-It Maths: Times Tables
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: TTS Group

TTS Group

Designed for iPhone

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Flip-It Times Tables is the best way to help children (and adults!) to know and understand their times tables. Flip-It started life just a few years ago as a unique, self-checking physical resource primarily used by teachers and children in schools. Developed by Sally Northen, an educator with over 30 years' experience, there are card sets for most schools subject areas that children can find tricky. Flip-It holds children's attention, encourages thinking, aids memory skills, allows for 'over-learning', and is engaging to all ages.

Jul 27, 2018

Version 1.0.3

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Bug Fixes and Updates to iOS 9

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

This app is horrible

Don't buy this app you have to buy every single times table DON'T GET IT

Terrific app

My wife downloaded this for our six-year-old and he's already hooked.

(She wrote a lengthy review last night, but it appears to have disappeared into the ether, so I'm repeating the high points). This is a high-quality app that's engaging, fun, professionally-presented, and, if our experience is anything to go by, going to boost your youngster's learning of multiplication tables.

There are three ways to learn, including a game against the clock, and the answers are designed to help you think about numbers in multiple ways. The only thing you need to note when first using is that you need to click on 'FLIP-IT' to flip over the card.

Highly recommended for any child (or adult) keen to learn (or brush up) on those times tables!

If you have kids, get this app now!

This app is simple and terrific. Start it up and immediately cheerful music plays... My 5 yr old daughter was in the next room and came running on the minute she heard it. She loves the game, and it cleverly asks the same question ( 2 x 3 for example ) multiple ways to 'layer' in kids understanding of what the concept of two lots of three really means. Great app.