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This math game challenges you to practise the multiplication tables by controlling the placement of falling numbers. If you create a vertical column of two blocks, the number on top must be the multiplication of the number below it and the number you have chosen in the main menu; if it isn't, you are penalised by a reduction in the size of the container, which immediately makes it harder to control successive blocks precisely.
If you have chosen, for example, to practise with "8", and you place a 5 on the bottom, then you must put a 40 above it to complete the equation: 5 x 8 = 40.
There are 20 progressively difficult levels to begin with. A high-score board lets you post your name and results. The game's name means ''falling numbers'' in Dutch: English, Friesian, Dutch, German and Spanish interfaces are included.
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Multi Maze Mountain is a computergame dealing with the multiplication tables.
You are trapped in a maze and you have to find the door to exit this
maze. You also have to collect three keys to open this door. The maze
is blocked with green, red and blue blocks. To pass a red or blue
block you have to answer a question. If your answer is wrong a new
block will appear, covering a part of the maze. To answer the questions
you'll have to know your multiplication tables.
You can choose between 8 levels. The first level is about the tables 1
and 10 and with each level two tables are added except for the highest
level which has all tables from 1 to 20.
There's always a helpfunction during the game to help you out.
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Is your child having difficulty with basic maths? Don't know where to start? Then try this handy little game to get your child on track, or to give them a real edge. This game is very effective at making them learn their sums the old fashioned way. From structured to random Flash Cards on the tables you want to focus on to the advanced Time Trial where you can go head-to-head with your child to see who really knows their maths the best.
Check out our site at http://www.forjunior.com for the companion wall charts and worksheets for a really intensive examination in this most fundamental of the maths principles behind addition.
Times Tables: http://www.forjunior.com/demo/Times_Tables_Demo.exe
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