Punctuate This! teaches students the proper manipulation and emplacement of punctuation. The application uses a puzzle-like format to assist students study exactly where all types of punctuation marks go. Punctuate This! has four levels: It starts off by having
Mathematics - Fraction Fusion 2.1 By Mattson Software
Fraction Fusion teaches and reviews fraction concepts to midriff elementary-aged students. Students are asked to describe the fractions of various types of models, including simple fractions, motley numbers and number lines. Fraction Fusion also includes several tutorials for students having trouble. Plus, there is a bonus section to challenge those advanced math students. What's New: Version 2.1 fixes the following: Added Improper Fraction problems to bonus section Added a Improper Fractions tutorial Added a twosome of visual effects Split the tutorials into two parts Other minor corrections and improvements |
|
Other Programs By Mattson Software
Punctuate This!
Whats My Place
What's My Place an educational game that helps teach students some "office evaluate." It asks what digit is in a item office evaluate, and also asks students to compare numbers and translate language into numbers. The four levels in the game include: Le
Proofreader
Many states' assessments have sections that involve students to discover mistakes in a finicky passage (such as the TAKS examine, the state assessment in Texas). However, many students aren't able to originate this skill sufficiently through their rea
Capital Search
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 wrangle. It then has them plectrum out examples of other t
