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Students choose addition or multiplication from the home screen. For both operations, students receive a set of target numbers (sums or products) and several numbered sushi pieces. The goal is to feed the Sushi Monster with numbers that make the sum or product he is asking for. when you choose the correct pair, he gobbles up the sushi.
Why my students love it: I'm guessing it's the music and the silly monster gobbling up the sushi!
Why I love it: It's backwards from what most multiplication apps do... This one starts with the product and asks students to choose two factors rather than providing the factors and asking for a product. The game also gets progressively harder, and includes multiplying by multiples of 10 (6x120=720, for example). Best of all, it's FREE!
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This app looks great. I have a few far above average students that this will work great for keeping them moving forward on their addition.
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My kids just showed me this app this week!! They LOVE it & it's so great to reinforce math facts! Thanks! I'm happy to find this Linky; do you know what topics are the focus of upcoming Thursdays (so I can plan?); would love to link up! Thanks!!
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ReplyDeleteI love Sushi Monster! Besides being a wonderful way to practice multiplication, I too love the wacky sushi theme!
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