Mathopolis is an engaging firefighter-themed game designed to teach the basic math facts and increase recall speed. Answer your math facts correctly to put out the fires and save the buildings in Mathopolis!

Math Practice is a flexible tool that can be used by beginners or more advanced students. Younger students can practice the basic facts while older students can work on mastering operations with positive and negative numbers.

Math Fact Master is one of the best tools for learning the basic math facts and consistently ranks as one of the most downloaded math apps! It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and with the simple settings screen, you can easily choose ANY combination of operators and number sets to practice. Choose from flashcard or challenge mode. The app also includes the ability to set up multiple profiles and provides a detailed progress report for each user.

Easy Behavior Tracker makes tracking student behavior fast and simple! This is a fantastic tool for busy teachers! ★ Record student behavior in just a few seconds! ★ Notify parents directly from the app! ★ Be prepared for meetings with parents and administrators! ★ Designed by an experienced teacher!

Employee Manager:Goal and Incident Tracking makes keeping employee records fast and simple! This is a fantastic tool for busy managers! Available for iPhone and iPad!

The Spelling Bee has fun game modes to practice spelling! Enter your weekly spelling words or choose from one of the pre-loaded lists with over 850 words! This app is recommended for preschool – 5th grade. It is great for practicing for tests at school, but it is also awesome for enrichment or summer practice!

Star Math is a fun space-themed arithmetic game. Increase recall speed of math facts, and work on sharpening your mental math skills. Work on addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and integers.

This app provides two fun interactive methods for learning and understanding addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers. The color tile model and number line model are two of the most common classroom methods for teaching integers. These methods help students visually understand integer concepts instead of relying only on memorization of rules.