Strength in Numbers
Description
Nerds rejoice!! Finally a math game that’s fun for everyone! Strength in Numbers™ is THE multiplayer math puzzle game that pits players against one another in a race to solve simple math problems.
Forget playing word games with friends, Strength in Numbers™ has exciting game play, a thrilling musical score, and entertaining voice narration that make for heart thumping fun!
Features include:
- Unlimited ad-free play
- Email, Game Center, and Facebook login
- Turn-based multiplayer action
- Find friends via email, username, Facebook, Game Center, or random opponents
- Stunning graphics
- Outstanding musical score
- Engaging sound effects and voice over
- Fun power boosts to help you beat your opponents
- Leaderboards and accomplishments
- HD graphics for all devices, including Retina® displays
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Strength in Numbers Free | Free | This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad. |
| Strength in Numbers | $1.99 | This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad. |
Reviews
Strength in numbers makes math fun. The competitive element allows for learning without the tedious grind of math facts. The seemingly endless combinations of numbers and operations stretches the mind. It is quick-paced and rewarding, a perfect tool to sharpen one’s mind in our fast world.
This is a great tool for enrichment in any math classroom. It is nice for younger students who are just learning basic computation skills, and it’s good for an older student or adult who wants to strengthen his/her quick computation skills. Great for post-test lulls in the classroom or a 10 minute intra-class competition!
I think it’s most fun to play against a friend you know, so you’d be best off using in a classroom with ipads available. A great way to make learning fun and modernize the games in your “arsenal” for a rainy day.
I truly believe this to be a powerful learning tool for students of all abilities. It was developed with consultation from math teachers as a fun and educational game for teaching basic arithmetic to younger students. Additionally it is effective at strengthening foundational math skills in all ages and abilities and may be useful out of the classroom to keep mathematical thinking sharp.
May be helpful with the following common core standards:
Easy addition facts — Grade 2
Math and number sequences — Grade 2
Multiplication and Division Facts — Grade 3
Addition and Subtraction Facts — Grade 3
Multiplication and division Facts — Grade 4
Fact Practice — Grade 4
Multiplication Facts — Grade 4
Organizing Data — Grade 4
I would offer this to students, but I don’t know how many would choose it. We have other games such as Sumdog and Zondle that offer game choices, where this one only has one game.