Math

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: Try to get five numbers in a row by answering math questions. There are plenty of levels of difficulty.
 * Math Bingo**

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: This is a favorite. In the paid version, the teacher can add student profiles that will monitor progress. Can choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division.
 * Math Drills**

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: Free version is addition only. Paid version includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. There's an expandable chalkboard to write-on. Also has a problem solver help feature which shows step by step how-to solve equation. Can also click on a pop-up table of facts to help solve problems.
 * MathBoard**

Grade Range: 4 - adult Summary: a challenging game in which you have to arrange numbered tiles in numerical sequence. The tiles can only be moved in groups. It is similar to a Rubics Cube.
 * Sticky Squares**

Grades K - 12 A great site to practice and enrich math concepts.---not the individual student account.
 * First in Math (24)**

Grade Range: K-5 Summary: A flashcard type app. Lite version includes addition or subtraction, numbers to 10, 20, or 50. Full version has multiplication and division, an optional timer, and numbers to 1000. Student taps answer from 3, 5, or 7 choices.
 * Cloudmath Free**

This is a free app that allows students to choose from each of the 4 math operations and practice a variety of facts. You can also do multiple operations in a single problem to work on order of operations. The pace of the activity also helps with quick recall of information.
 * Math Ninja Lite**

Math fact reinforcement
 * Flash Cards**

Students can use Tangrams on the Ipad instead of using the manipulatives.
 * Tangram HD**

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: This is one of my favorite Math Apps. Students are timed as they find number combinations that make 10 while a ten frame illustrates the correct combinations. A menu allows you to increase the difficulty where students have to choose two numbers to make 100.
 * Find Sums**

Grade Range: 2-5 Summary: Students are quizzed on telling time with the digital and analog clocks. The easiest setting involves telling time to the quarter hour. Players are checked for accuracy and fluency with immediate feedback.
 * ClockMaster**

Grade Range: 1-4 Summary: A set of coins (5-7) are shown and students choose the correct amount from a multiple choice format. This activity is timed making the activity more challenging.
 * Coins Genius**

Grade Range: 2-5 Summary: Identify the fraction represented by each pizza pie. Time and accuracy are combined to determine you score for each round.
 * Pizza 1**

Grade Range: 1-3 Summary: Card game designed for 2 players. 2 Number cards are dealt. Each player must add their numbers and compare their sum to their neighbors sum. They must also determine which sum is greater for bonus points.
 * Everyday Mathematics (Top It)**

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: Great flashcards for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Difficulty levels can be set from 1 digit to 5 digit! The font is large and easy to read. This is the best math flash card app that I've seen.
 * FlashCards Arena**

Grade Range: 1-5 Summary: This app lets you create your own flashcards for students to use. You create them on the quizlet.com website. Then, they are accessible for download when you use the flashcardlet app.
 * Flashcardlet**

Grade Range: 3-5 Summary: A fast paced game where students have practice recognizing multiples of a number and applying divisibility tests.
 * Divisibility**

Grade Range: All Summary: Any math app created by this company is worth installing on the ipad and using in class for students who need extra practice. Some are free!
 * McGraw-Hill School Education Group**