Math Mysteries
Math Mysteries is a collection of five math-related educational video games for the Windows and Macintosh platforms, developed and published by Tom Snyder Productions. The games were designed to fit the NCTM standards at their time of development. The series consists of Math Mysteries: Measurements, Math Mysteries: Whole Numbers, Math Mysteries: Fractions, Math Mysteries: Advanced Whole Numbers and Math Mysteries: Advanced Fractions.
Also recorded as Math Mysteries: Measurements · Math Mysteries: Advanced Whole Numbers · Math Mysteries: Advanced Fractions
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• Title — Math Mysteries • Developer — Tom Snyder Productions • Publisher — Tom Snyder Productions • Genre — Edutainment • Platforms — Windows, Macintosh • First Release Version — Math Mysteries: Measurements • First Release Date — 2000 • Latest Release Version — Math Mysteries: Advanced Fractions
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The series focuses on aiding students who struggle with mathematical problems. Products come with two CD discs. One is the Whole Class CD, which allows teachers to configure specific skills for their students. Students learn to understand problems, collect vital information, work in groups and find the answers to math problems. The other is the Mystery CD, which allows students to independently explore for themselves and reinforce the skills they learned in class.
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