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First In Math® & 24® Game

@suntexfirstinmathUnited StatesJoined 2012

Short guides and demonstrations introduce a game-based program for practicing math skills from basic arithmetic to algebra.

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  • practicing math through games
  • building arithmetic fluency
  • finding math activities for elementary students

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The First In Math Online Program (FIM) offers comprehensive content-ranging from single—step addition to complex algebra—in an engaging format. Students progress at their own pace to master basic and advanced math skills. This dynamic, proven program encourages students to practice through immediate feedback. Game-style activities ensure that students engage in active practice required for skill retention, and motivation is fueled by reinforcement in the form of electronic award stickers when students solve problems correctly. No penalties are levied for incorrect responses, and students become encouraged to take ownership of math learning and practice.

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