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Which grades are the games for?
Math, reading/ELA and science all run from kindergarten through high school. Math goes from early number sense and fact fluency through a 7th grade Pre-Algebra collection, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 and Precalculus. Many games let you choose the grade on the start screen so the problems match your class. Each game lists its grades above.
What devices do the games work on?
Any device with a web browser: Chromebooks, Windows laptops, Macs, iPads and classroom smartboards. The games open in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.
Do students need accounts or internet?
No. There are no logins and nothing to install. Once downloaded, the games work completely offline. You can put them on a USB drive or a shared drive. How offline play works.
How do students play together?
Up to 6 players or teams share one screen and take turns. It's great for small-group stations on one Chromebook or whole-class team play on the smartboard.
How does All-Access get me future games?
When I release a new game, in any subject, I add it to the All-Access bundle. Just log in to your Payhip account and it will be there, free.
Can I share the games with my team?
A Teacher License ($150) or a single $5 game is for one teacher: use the games with all of your own students and on all of your classroom devices. To share with colleagues, get a School License ($499) for every teacher in one school, or a District License ($1,499) for every school in your district. Thank you for supporting a fellow teacher!
Which standards do the games cover?
Every game lists the Common Core State Standards it practices, so you can match it to your pacing guide in any Common Core state. The grades 3–8 games follow the math topics taught at each grade, from multiplication facts and fractions to equations, statistics and the Pythagorean theorem. The Pre-Algebra collection and the grades 3–6, Algebra 1 and Geometry skill games are aligned to the Oklahoma Academic Standards (OAS), and each of those games lists its standards above. The reading/ELA games list their Oklahoma standards first and then Common Core, and the science games list Oklahoma standards first and then NGSS.
How do I get help?
Email me at [email protected], and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. You can also reply to your purchase receipt email.
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