The Math Tree App Reviews

Graphics are very well down. The interface is wonderful and easy to use. My little cousins love this app!

My 4 year old loves this app!

My 4 years old nephew loves this app. He is addicted with the great graphics and music. The problem is that it is a bit easy for him

Does what its supposed to do, cute graphics, simple ways of learning and links that are children-proof. The app is pretty much made for children and theres no doubt about that.

Its a simple app that help kids learn math! Its really cute which makes studying fun :) , i recommend all the parents out there to get it for their child

I feel that this app should have sound since it is for kids! The sound will make a kid want to interact more. Also i feel like there should be alot more fruits and even vegetables in the trees. There should also be other animals in the trees. Not only will it teach kids about math, it will also teach them about color, places certain animals live/like to spend their time, and different fruits and vegetables. Also a lot of the math problems were repeating and why is it if there are three apples in the tree and three pears and the question is 6-3 why does a certain fruit have to be removed from the tree? Silly to me... Tweetpaypal

My 4 year old is just now getting into adding and subtracting. This app is wonderful, high quality, and she loves it.

My little brother is 4, sister is 6. Theyre gradually learning how to add and subtract and this is helping them greatly. Theyre having fun learning how to add and subtract.

Awesome for learning math facts.

Really great lessons for my nephew!!

My 4 yr old sister loves the app. Very simple, easy, useful and helpful. Learning the basics of math is fun with this app.

Nice app. It would be helpful to have the counting voiced as the child drags the items. This would help facilitate teaching one to one correspondence.

I think that this app would be great for any Kindergarten classroom. The sound effects are nice, especially how the narrator reads the problem to the student and the numbers are highlighted as each is read. I also love that the student has to physically add or take away objects to represent the problem. Very worthwhile!