My first weighing exercises HD 4+

Name: My first weighing exercises HD
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Alexandre Minard

Learning is fun

Alexandre Minard

Designed for iPad

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- $1.99

Description

Thanks to this game, kids will learn how to use a scale by weighing fruits with different masses.

3 game modes are available.

Mode 1: The goal is to weigh some fruits by
putting masses on the right pan of the scale.

Mode 2: The goal is to put some fruits on the
left pan to balance the scale.

Mode 3: Free mode. Put fruits and masses on the pans.

3 difficulty levels are present to help your child to improve his mathematics skills.

Ounces or Grams can be used.

This game is part of our "Learning is fun" educational games collection, visit our website for more info: http://ar-entertainment.net/learning/ipad.html

Mar 29, 2019

Version 4.1

Fix minor bugs

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Doesn't work

This will not open!

Lacking

I teach middle school and am looking for different apps to support the development of my kids' math skills. I was excited when I first saw this app, then I bought it. The graphics are nice, the sound it ok, the game is totally lacking. In fact the 18 ounce fruit took 20 ounces of weight for the program to say the answer was right. If you can't get the weight right in a weight game I don't see the value of buying the app.....except that they have a full website of them. So far I will make sure I avoid this company. I sent them an email directly....maybe they will change my mind. In the meantime don't waste your money!

Not what I expected

In the screen shot, it is implied that mode three allows you to place both fruit and weights on the same side of the scale. But it does not let you do this in the game. I bought this hoping it would serve as a good balance scale for teaching basic equation modeling. But until an update is made that allows you to place both fruit (or some object of unknown mass) and weights on the same side of the scale, it cannot be used for this purpose.

The developer, Alexandre Minard, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.