Free angelfish facts software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

A variety of simple math fact review activities including facts against a timer, building a number sentence and 11 different "math square" games. Many timed activities are accompanied by a "Hall of Fame."
We wrote this facts review program to eliminate some problems associated with paper work sheets. There is no copy machine, no hand correcting, and for students that have trouble with the pressure of timed tests, most of these puzzles allow them to practice independently with a timer. Best of all, these activities are perhaps a bit more fun than regular paper worksheets.
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Although many of the games in this application were designed with 8-10 year olds as the target audience, most ages from 7 and up will find suitable activities.
Main features:
This application contains several different math fact exercises.
- 1. Facts against a timer
- 2. Multiplication facts review
- 3. Division facts review
- 4. Addition facts review
- 5. Subtraction facts review
- 6. Number Sentence: 2 difficulty levels with timed Halls of Fame.
- 7. Magic Squares: 11 different games with timed Halls of Fame.
Enhancements:
- added options for timed facts testing
- overall increased speed
- improved cosmetics across versions of OS X.

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There are 2 playing modes.
In all cases the triangle presents two parts of a fact family and the player must determine the missing third part. The sum and product always appear at the top of the triangle. The addends and factors always go in the two lower corners.
Student mode allows individual facts practice with a running score for correct answers. The player may select difficulty and whether to play against a timer.
Teacher mode allows for group play.
Students are presented with a problem and the timer spins one revolution. Then a student name appears and the timer spins again. The student whos name is shown tries to call out the answer before the timer finishes. We like this system of showing the student name after the first spin because, if the time is set short enough, students are encouraged to pay attention even before knowing whether they will need to answer. If they wait until they see their name (or a neighbor tells them to look!) it may be too late to calculate.
Press the "Return" or "Enter" key for a new problem to display. The empty corner will be random. If you wish to select which corner will be blank, click that corner with the mouse instead of using the keyboard. Student mode may be used right away. Generally teacher mode requires that names be entered first. The names and settings will remain saved between uses.
Enhancements:
- Added support for Intel processors
- General speed increase
- Fixed problem where timer might freeze during extended use
- User-selected ranges of multiplication facts are now followed accurately
- Minor cosmetic changes

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