Math Animals - Addition!1.9 - Google Play

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Math Animals - Addition! -
Practice addition while learning about and naming your own animals!
Practice addition to unlock cute animals and learn fun facts! Give all of your animals names!

A perfect math game for children learning to add or parents and teachers looking for an educational tool! This game focuses on providing a fun and engaging way for children to learn by offering lots of encouragement and positive rewards. Kids can play on their own to earn stars and unlock animals or they can practice certain numbers or take quizzes. Each animal comes with some fun facts!

3 GAME MODES:
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Play
-- Start with easy numbers and earn stars as you complete levels. The more stars you get, the more points you earn to unlock animals!
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Practice
-- Focus on practicing one number while still earning points!
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Quiz
-- Test yourself with quizzes for different ranges of numbers. Answer each question before the timer runs out and see your score at the end. Of course, you still earn points!

Animals Screen
-- Go to the Animals Screen to see your animals, learn fun facts, and give your animals names!

Details for parents and teachers:
--This math game is free and there are
no ads or in-app purchases
. Enjoy!
--If the user gets a question wrong, they have to keep trying until they get it right (except in Quiz mode). If they get it wrong three times in a row, the game tells them the answer so that they can enter it and continue learning.
--Lower levels contain 10 questions, but higher levels may be up to 35.
--Levels are generated with random numbers within the given range, but are weighted toward the higher numbers. For example, Level 5 covers numbers 0 through 12, but at least half of those numbers will be 9 or higher so that the user gets to practice the new numbers. That seemed to me like a good way to create levels so that users concentrate on new numbers but still have to use lower numbers. I'm open to suggestions.
--Feedback is very welcome. The app is still young, so your input means a lot.

If you have any suggestions, feedback, or issues, contact me at NSouthProductions@gmail.com (There is also an email link in the About section of the app.)

Permissions required:
--Write log files
--Write to external storage (for emailing log files in case of an issue)