This educational game teaches students torecognize and write numbers from 1 to 100. Suitable for studentsfrom grade 1 onwards, and those studying English as a secondlanguage.Students hear a number spoken, they choose the matching image andthen trace the number on the touch screen. Students are encouragedto trace numbers by hearing more of the music as they trace. Aftersix right in a row, Race Mode starts automatically. It asksquestions at speed to test the students' memory and comprehensionof the numbers just covered, before continuing with new numbers. Atthe end of the race, students can see how well they have donerelative to their other races. The game gradually focuses on anynumbers that the students have difficulty recognizing, and speedsup as competence is gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces new numbersby saying them as the images are shown, allowing students toquietly look, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* Teaches recognition and writing of numbers from 1 to 100* Tracing with coloured Bubble Writing* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays all the images in numerical order* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive helpThe paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free version. The free version has lower resolution photos anddoes contain advertising but no push advertising. No internetconnection is required.

Suzuki Hayabusa, Honda Super Blackbird, Ducati1098, Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14 and many more! This educational gameuses 25 photos to teach you the names of 10 of the fastest and mosticonic motorbikes in commercial production. Enjoy the photos andoriginal music, listen to the names, and choose the correctimages.Read the facts with each photo for lots of interesting information,including top speed, engine size and transmission.* Entertaining game to teach you about 10 of the fastest motorbikesin commercial production* Lots of interesting facts about each motorbike* 25 photos* Race Mode to test your memory* Slideshow Mode to show you all the photos and facts insequence* Easy on-screen gestures for Facts, Race Mode, Race Results,Slideshow Mode, Story Mode, Zoom and Pan Mode, Quiet Mode andHelp."Top 10 Fast Motorbikes" features Race Mode, which asks youquestions at speed to test your memory. At the end of the race, youcan check how well you have done relative to your other races.Slideshow Mode shows you all the photos and facts in sequence.Simply slide through the images with your finger on the screen,both horizontally and vertically. Zoom and Pan Mode allows you tomagnify the photos and see more detail. Quiet Mode allows you toplay this game with or without voice prompts.The paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free version. The free version has lower resolution photos anddoes contain advertising but no push advertising. No internetconnection is required.

Mig-29 or F-35 Lightning, which aircraft canclimb faster? F-22 Raptor versus Typhoon, which aircraft would winin a dogfight? U2 or Blackbird, which plane flew higher? How longdid it take Concorde to fly around the World? Every year, aircraftbecome more expensive amd more sopisticated. This app shows you howthey have changed in one life time from canvas glued to woodthrough aluminium all the way to titanium.* Entertaining game to teach you about planes, jets andhelicopters.* Interesting spoken facts about each aircraft* Race Mode to test your memory* Slideshow & Story Mode to show you all the photos and factsin sequence* Easy on-screen gestures allow you to find Facts, Races, RaceResults, Slideshow & Story Mode, Zoom and Pan, Sharing Mode,Quiet Mode, Wikipedia and Help."Jets" features Race Mode, which asks you questions at speed totest your memory. At the end of the race, you can check how wellyou have done relative to your other races. Slideshow & StoryMode shows you all the photos and facts in sequence; simply slidethrough the images with your finger on the screen, bothhorizontally and vertically. Zoom and Pan allows you to magnify thephotos to see more detail. Quiet Mode allows you to play this gamewith or without voice prompts. And you can quickly jump to therelevant page on Wikipedia for more information.

An introduction to mathematical functions,suitable for Mathematics students from grade 8 onwards. Thiseducational game uses 60 images to help students to recognize thegraphs of the basic mathematical functions, y = x, sin(x), cos(x),tan(x), exp(x), log(x) and sinc(x) and their reciprocals,reflections and powers.Students hear the name of a function and choose the matching graph.After six right in a row, Race Mode starts automatically. It asksquestions at speed to test the students' memory and comprehensionof the functions just covered, before continuing with newfunctions. At the end of the race, students can see how well theyhave done relative to their other races. The game gradually focuseson any functions that the students have difficulty recognizing, andspeeds up as competence is gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces newfunctions by saying them as the graphs are shown, allowing studentsto quietly look, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* 60 graphs of 4 variations each of 15 mathematical functions* Reciprocals, reflections and powers* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays each function in its variations* Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive helpThe paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free version. The free version has lower resolution photos anddoes contain advertising but no push advertising. No internetconnection is required.

An educational game to teach usefulvocabulary, suitable for students from grade 1 onwards and thosestudying English as a second language. This game uses 70 photos toteach the names of 70 different parts of the human body.Students hear a word spoken and choose the matching photo. Aftersix right in a row, Race Mode starts automatically. It asksquestions at speed to test the students' memory and comprehensionof the words just covered, before continuing with new words. At theend of the race, students can see how well they have done relativeto their other races. The game gradually focuses on any words thatthe students have difficulty recognizing, and speeds up ascompetence is gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces new words bysaying them as the photos are shown, allowing students to quietlylook, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* 70 photos of different parts of the body* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays all the photos in alphabeticalorder* Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive help* No push advertising and no internet connection required.The paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free versions.

An introduction to adjectives suitable forstudents from grade 1 onwards and those studying English as asecond language. This educational game uses 200 photos to teach 100common adjectives. Each adjective has its own short rhyme to givestudents a memorable example of how to use that adjective.Students hear an adjective and have to select the matching photo.When they do, they hear a two-line rhyme containing the adjectivein the second line. The next time the photo is displayed, they hearthe first line of the rhyme, to prompt them to remember the secondline and hence the correct adjective. As the game progresses, thereis an increasing pause between delivery of the two lines. Thisencourages the student to remember the second line and hence, howto use the adjective correctly in an English phrase.After six right in a row, Race Mode starts automatically. It usesthe adjectives and rhymes to test the students' memory andcomprehension of material already covered, before continuing withnew adjectives. At the end of the race, students can see how wellthey have done relative to their other races. The game graduallyfocuses on any adjectives that the students have difficultyrecognizing, and speeds up as competence is gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces newadjectives and rhymes by saying them as the photos are shown,allowing students to quietly look, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* 200 photos and 100 adjectives* 100 rhymes to help students remember the adjectives* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays all the photos in alphabeticalorder* Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive help* No advertising and no internet connection required.The paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free versions.

An introduction to our fascinating SolarSystem, suitable for Science students from grade 5 onwards. Thiseducational game uses 45 high-resolution NASA photos and spokenfacts to teach students to recognize all eight planets togetherwith many of their moons.Students hear a planet, moon or fact spoken and choose the matchingphoto. They then hear more information which they will need toanswer subsequent questions. After six right in a row, Race Modestarts automatically. It asks questions at speed to test thestudents' memory and comprehension of the names and facts justcovered, before continuing with new ones. At the end of the race,students can see how well they have done relative to their otherraces. The game gradually focuses on any names and facts that thestudents have difficulty recognizing, and speeds up as competenceis gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces new namesand facts by saying them as the photos are shown, allowing studentsto quietly look, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* 45 NASA photos* Spoken facts about each planet and moon* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays all the photos and facts in alphabeticalorder* Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive helpThe paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free version. The free version has lower resolution photos anddoes contain advertising but no push advertising. No internetconnection is required.

An introduction to our fascinating SolarSystem, suitable for Science students from grade 5 onwards. Thiseducational game uses 45 high-resolution NASA photos and spokenfacts to teach students to recognize all eight planets togetherwith many of their moons.Students hear a planet, moon or fact spoken and choose the matchingphoto. They then hear more information which they will need toanswer subsequent questions. After six right in a row, Race Modestarts automatically. It asks questions at speed to test thestudents' memory and comprehension of the names and facts justcovered, before continuing with new ones. At the end of the race,students can see how well they have done relative to their otherraces. The game gradually focuses on any names and facts that thestudents have difficulty recognizing, and speeds up as competenceis gained.By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces new namesand facts by saying them as the photos are shown, allowing studentsto quietly look, listen and learn.The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple todemonstrate and easy to use, and the game can be played withoutvoice prompts.* 45 NASA photos* Spoken facts about each planet and moon* Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock* Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn* Slideshow Mode displays all the photos and facts in alphabeticalorder* Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail* Easy on-screen gestures to control the game* Context-sensitive helpThe paid version of this app has much higher resolution photos thanthe free version. The free version has lower resolution photos anddoes contain advertising but no push advertising. No internetconnection is required.