Quick Math - Learning Games Software

I love Quick Math because it is a very fun way to learn and it has multiple storylines and quests which come with achievements in prizes and you can level up you can get pets that level up with you and you have to battle monsters to get to whatever you need to get to and by fighting the monsters you have to solve math facts and you can draw on the screen with pencils and like you can use counters to help you solve the math question and it’s way better than most math games because it’s very very fun it’s not like this rookie thing and you can trust it because it’s used for school and school wide and better than ABC mouse even and it’s worldwide it’s one of the top things that you can use and it really works I’ve only been using it for two days and my mom and my teacher said that I was doing great in math I was I was doing a lot better and it’s for all grades even for adults adults and teenagers and it’s for any age of kids and it’s for teachers to and refund it doesn’t only teaching math it teaches you math it also teaches reading because you have to read the story plot and it teaches you social skills and it teaches you how to be responsible around the house in the classroom hope you like it use Quick Math be the future generation

I’ve been using Quick Math Math in my 4th grade Math class for a few months, the kids LOVE the competition. I’m playing it myself because some kids like to battle me, and that provides an opportunity to project the battle for the whole class and model effective problem-solving strategies. I have my students practicing math in preparation for a state level standardized test. I need to review some aspects of the game because some problems are closer to 5th & 6th grade math, and I don’t want my students exposed to that content for fear of frustration. Hopefully I will find a way to review and edit the question bank ahead of time. Even though some questions are not academically appropriate for my students, it is not a show-stopper, nor is a lost battle. There are hints available in the game, and they are helpful for students who are willing to do the work. The hints become a crutch for those who just want to breeze through the game, but even those students are learning from repeated exposure. I like how I can review specific questions and see student responses, I can immediately differentiate who is trying and who is playing around. Overall, I’d give the game two thumbs up!

As a teacher, I use Quick Math daily with my students! There is no way I can teach an individualized math lesson to every child, every day...BUT because of the way the Quick Math platform is set up, I CAN create assignments for my students that are geared to their needs. By going into the planner, I can create an assignment for a specific student or small handful of students to give them more practice with something they are struggling with or challenge them beyond my small group instruction, I can create assignments for groups of students if they have similar needs for practice or enrichment, and I can even create whole class assignments to review concepts and keep them in my students’ minds or prepare my students for an upcoming lesson or unit. I cannot clone myself to meet with every student, but with Quick Math, I AM able to teach math lessons in small groups and utilize Quick Math to keep my students engaged and learning, no matter where they are in the learning continuum!