Help Math Arena Sunburst Communications, Inc. A rock-solid way for children to practice with essential math skills, including geometry, money, probability and more.
Kids can play in training or competition mode, solo or with up to two friends.
In fact, the game is most fun when played in small groups, with kids racing each other to see who can hit their buzz-in key first. The range and innovation of the game's 20 puzzle types are what makes the program a real winner. Kids practice their geometry skills using various types of angles to swat a fly on a sun dial, or by choosing quilt squares to achieve a symmetrical pattern. There are Venn diagram sorting puzzles, probability exercises, multiplication games using arrays and practice with decimal and percent conversions. The action is fast and furious in the competition mode, with timers ticking down the seconds.