Matematyka na Dzikim Zachodzie

Mathematics in the Wild West is the program that ends the greatest nightmare of a large group of primary school students, namely the lack of understanding of the rules governing the world of mathematics. Funny animations and sound effects encourage the child to take up the challenge (solving a specific task). Playing perfectly, the toddler learns that the devil is not as terrible as they paint him, thanks to which it is easier to acquire knowledge.

The game takes the user to the very middle of an acute conflict on the line of cowboys and Indians. Pale Faces commit a disgraceful act and hide a holy Indian totem somewhere. In response to this act, indigenous Americans dig out an axe of war and prepare for a clash. The role of the user is to settle the dispute - for each correctly solved task you get one of the fifteen parts of the totem.

This position allows you to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There are also tasks to indicate a higher result (e.g. 29*5 or 28*6) or to determine what should be under the unknown (e.g. X*32=128). You can choose the type of numbers that make up the actions - for example, fractions are available. The degree of difficulty depends on the age of the child and the programme implemented at school - it can be counted in the range up to 10, 20, 100, 1000, 10000.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015