Monday, December 20, 2010

Catch of the Day - Sumdog - 12/20/2010

Sumdog is a source of free math games for kids to play at home or at school.

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Sumdog's games cover a hundred numeracy topics organized into ten levels of increasing difficulty. Most of them are multiplayer games, so kids can play against thousands of students around the world.

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Teachers who sign up with Sumdog can get free accounts for their students which allow kids to track their progress. When beginning a game, students can select which topics to practice.

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Watch a video introduction to Sumdog

There are three access levels to Sumdog: No Account, Free Account, and Subscription. All offer free individual and multiplayer games. The free account includes several features useful to teachers such as creating competitions and challenges for students. The $160 (US) annual subscription provides detailed student and class reporting.

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