Fraction Fusion teaches and reviews fraction concepts to eye elementary-aged students. Students are asked to distinguish the fractions of various types of models, including simple fractions, intermingled numbers and number lines. Fraction Fusion also inclu
Language - Capital Search 1.3.2 By Mattson Software
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Capital Search is useful for either introducing or reviewing the concept of capitalization with mid-elementary-aged students. It starts off by having students plectrum out the proper noun in a couple of row. It then has them plectrum out examples of other types of row that motive to be capitalized, and it ends with a multiple-choice incision that reviews all the above. What's New: Version 1.3.2 fixes the following: Fixed a glitch in the program on one of the screens where, if you clicked on one particular result, it would give you both a right and incorrect response. Improved the timings of certain objects so students that are 'frequent clickers' will only realise a right or incorrect response and not both Varied some of the questions |
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