Great way to help make learning math skills fun for kids
Submitted 2 years ago
Community Review for Teach Your Monster: Number Skills
Sam D.
College or university
My Take
My overall opinion is that it's a really good tool to help students learn. My only critique would be that you need internet access to play, and not all students have access to that. Maybe creating an offline mode would help with this.
How I Use It
I would use this as a tool to make learning fun. After teaching a lesson, I would use this game as a reward, but it is also a way for students to practice basic math skills.
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YASH P.
December 14, 2022
This resource is really lively for the kids. Because it has different animations, it becomes fun loving for kids.
Overall, I liked the app. It was fun to use and felt like when the kids would use this app, they would learn a lot from it. I liked that way the app used cartoons and aminations to connect with the kids as this is there age where kids would think about unrealistic things such as cartoons, monsters, talking animals, etc.
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ANIKA M.
College or university
December 14, 2022
Fun and engaging!
Overall, its a good, fun, and engaging game for kids. I would just add little captions when the user has to take another "step" or "action" as I sometimes find myself not knowing what to do or click on next.
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RYAN S.
December 14, 2022
A very efficient way of keeping students engaged and entertained within learning and edcuation.
I really do like Teach Your Monster: Number Skills because i think its an extremely fun and efficient way in helping students grow within learning their math and numbers because playing a game with monsters that has some connection to answering questions and solving problems not only can help to improve their literacy skills, but also does it in a sense where the student can have fun and enjoy their learning. All kids love games with monsters so a game like this could really benefit the education of young learners.
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