Math TV is a simple game that can help your kids practice their math skills. Unlike other similar math games, in this one you don't solve exercises; you only tell whether an exercise and its solution is correct or wrong. There are different types of exercises available. There are additions, subtractions, divisions and multiplications, and the tables of 2 through 12. You can customize the difficulty of the exercises, the number of problems per round and the types of exercises in the preferences window.
When you start playing, after a short countdown, you will see the exercises that you chose from the preferences window. The exercises are shown inside a drawing of a television set. There is a button on each side of the TV. The red one one the left is for wrong solutions, and the green one on the right is for correct ones. While you select your answers for the tasks on the screen, you will see how many you get right and how many you get wrong, and after the number of selected problems, you will see your overall result.
Math TV, although not the game with the best design, can be useful to help small kids practice basic mathematical operations and the tables of 2 through 7.
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