Super Fun Maths Science Quiz

This game is a fun way to help kids, and those not so little, learn math. We are three people behind this project, one of which is a teacher and child psychologist, which has developed the learning method this game is based on. The game offers three difficulty levels tailored to the different ages, and all operations are randomly generated. You can practice only one operation type at a time (addition, substraction, product and division), or go for the random level. It also offers leaderboards, so that kids can compete with partners and friends. Also, it has sounds to make playing fun to kids, since for them this is just a game.

Test your Math will help you master your math skills! Collect brain points to unlock more game modes and get new characters! Use power-ups to get more brain points. This is a perfect game for math lovers and those who want to learn math in a fun way!

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