The main menu. Choose from your 'Game Mode'.
-Play: This is your main core game play loop. Answer questions that get increasingly more difficult as you advance

-Blocks: This is for your students who really struggle with place value, using manipulatives to create basic numbers. 

-Traffic Lights: A version of the game 'Mastermind'. Students try to guess the correct answer. If the number they enter is correct it turns green, if it's a number in the answer but currently in the wrong place it turns orange, if it's not in the answer at all it turns red.

-Number Clash: This is a head to head game mode where you can compete against a bot or a real player on the same Wifi Network as you. This is perfect for school environments! There are no logins, sign ups, chat, display name creation or anything that can be nefarious. 

Students will answer the question and gain power ups they can use against their opponent such as a 'freeze' which stops the opponent from using any of their digits for 4 seconds. 

-Levels: Students will earn XP as they progress through the challenges and mini-games. This doesn't offer much functionality at all. You can gain stars which can be used to skip levels in the main game mode. Otherwise it's just a small incentive to get students to continue to level up.

This is the main core game play loop. Students are to answer questions as they appear using only the 0-9 tiles from the bottom. This keeps the game incredibly simple. Students that struggle to read can even have the question read to them. Try and complete the hundreds of levels!

Blocks mode is for sudents who won't really be able to participate in the other game modes. In this they will simply create numbers using MAB blocks. Each day the initial questions reset, the first 10 questions of the day will be in a very specific order.

4x 1 digit

4x 2 digit

2x 3 digit

Afterwards it becomes completely random.

Traffic Lights is just a fun little game where kids can try and find the hidden number. They can choose from 3, 4 or 5 digit game modes. 

They enter a number. If the number they enter is correct it turns green, if it's a number in the answer but currently in the wrong place it turns orange, if it's not in the answer at all it turns red.

Solve it!

Number Clash is a chance for students to show their fluency and automaticity in knowing about place value. They can compete against bots of varying difficulties or connect using Apples Multipeer network to verse other kids in their class/on the same wifi network. They answer questions and earn power ups to use against their opponent hoping to interrupt their game flow. It's a fun little way to compete and add competition between students.