Giveaway: Acrobatic Ninja Math

I have FIVE codes to give away for this Math app that combines physics, fun and a really cute Ninja dude.

 

Maths, as we call it in my part of the world, can be a difficult subject to get kids jumping up and down about. But if you combine trampolines, catapults and rockets with addition, subtraction and division, it becomes far more exciting. Acrobatic Ninja Math comes from the same developer who made Lil' Shopper which I had a giveaway for recently and who had a Flash Free sale for all of us too. So if you liked the graphics and 

style of that app then you'll be a fan of this one.

if you'd like to win a copy, please enter using the Rafflecopter below. Good luck everyone!

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From iTunes:

Acrobatic Ninja Math is fundamentally a math game with a physics-based puzzle twist. Enjoy 36 levels of this exciting game while practicing math skills in all the basic arithmetic operators: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Not only do you have to safely get the Ninja to an answer gong, it has to be the one with the correct answer to the math problem! That makes for double the fun while exercising both your math and physics puzzle skills. Acrobatic Ninja Math also includes the option to customize (turn on or off) each of the math types independently to accommodate a wide range of grade levels and math skills from kindergarten through 5th grade. Such flexibility also allows for drilling students on weak skills while they enjoy a challenging physics puzzle game with great graphics and sound effects.

Key features:
•Addition of double digit numbers up to 20
•Subtraction of double digits numbers up to 20
•Multiplication of numbers up to 12
•Division with divisors up to 12
•Ability to customize experience by independently turning math types on/off
•36 challenging levels in all
•Fun sound effects
•Several different physics-based puzzle mechanics including catapults, trampolines, and rockets!

 

 

 

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Comments

[Alyson]

OH, I SOOO need this for my 8-year-old son - but I can't get the darn entries to load. Hope it's working later.

[Carol Fortnum]

I would love this app for some special needs students in my 2/3 class.

[Rita]

I would love to win this for my son it will help him xoxo

[Mandy S]

I would love this for my special needs daughter. She struggles so bad with basic life skills math. Looks like it is something fun to keep her interested.

[ANNE FITZSIMONS]

I WOULD LOVE DIS 4 MY 7 YR OLD NEPHEW WHO WOULD BENIFIT FROM ONE OF THESE.HE IS A VERY BRIGHT YOUNG BOY BUT HAS ALOT OF DIFFICULITIES WHEN IT COMES 2 CONCINTRATING IN SCHOOL AND AT HOME,DIS WOULD B D IDEAL THING 2 START HIM ON A GR8T ROAD AND HE GOES 2 C SPECIALLIST EVERY WK AS DEY THINK HE MAY HVE ADHD R AUTISM,DIS MAKES ME SO SAD AS HE IS MY FAMILY.I NO DER R ALOT OF KIDS OUT DER DAT WOULD BENIFIT FROM DI BUT HIS MAM HAD SUCH A HARD LIFE WITH MY NEPHEW AS HE DIED ON HER 5 TIMES AS HE USE 2 TAKE CONFULSIONS ALOT,P;EASE CONSIDER IM 4 ONE ON UR SMART APPS 4 KIDS!!!!!!