Matemáticas con Grin II 678

Part two of the learning method for ages 6 to 8: fractions, multiplication, calculations...

Math with Grin 678 is the second installment of an educational program where children learn and practice math through an exciting underwater adventure. Designed for children aged 6 to 8. Includes over 2,000 unique exercises.

In this new game, the creators of Pipo help kids solve thousands of exercises at different difficulty levels. Players earn fruit rewards to feed their alien friends.

While exploring underwater ruins, children will practice:

NUMBERING: HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS

Identifying numbers: up to 100, hundreds, and thousands.

Complex number sequences.

Relationship between numbers and writing hundreds and thousands in words.

Greater than and less than.

ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION

Mental arithmetic

Vertical operations with carrying

Text-based problem solving

MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION

Multiplication tables

Mental calculation

Vertical operations

Word problems involving multiplication and division.

GEOMETRY

2D polygons: square, triangle, pentagon, hexagon, rectangle, heptagon, octagon.

3D shapes and their features: edges, vertices, faces...

MEASUREMENT

Using a ruler, reading temperature with a thermometer, and measuring weight with a balance.

COINS AND BILLS

Counting Euros: adding coins and banknotes.

Simple money problems and making change.

TELLING TIME AND THE CALENDAR

All hours: reviewing o'clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to.

The calendar: days of the week and months of the year.

2 NAVIGATION MODES:

A. BY TOPIC * Recommended approach

Choose the subject to practice and explore all levels organized by increasing difficulty. Each activity bubble includes an age indicator for reference.

B. BY AGE

Select your child's age to see a variety of age-appropriate content in the menu.

PARENT REPORTS

Access a summary of recently played games with scores showing correct and incorrect answers from any menu.

We believe well-implemented early stimulation benefits all children, especially those with special educational needs. Note that stimulation should never feel like pressure. If an activity doesn't engage your child, we don't recommend forcing it.

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