Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox

Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox is an educational app that is included in the Kahoot!+ Family subscription. It is designed to help young learners, as young as five years old, understand the basics of algebra in a fun and engaging way. The game is intuitive and allows children to learn at their own pace without even realizing that they are learning.

In order to access the content and features of this app, a subscription to Kahoot!+ Family is required. The subscription starts with a 7-day free trial and can be cancelled at any time before the end of the trial. This subscription also gives families access to premium Kahoot! features and other award-winning learning apps for children to explore math and reading.

Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox covers algebraic concepts such as addition, division, and multiplication. It is recommended for children ages five and up and provides them with the opportunity to become familiar with solving equations. The game uses a unique method of discovery and experimentation, allowing players to learn through play. By manipulating cards and isolating the DragonBox on one side of the game board, players gradually learn the operations required to solve equations.

The game can be played without supervision, but parents can assist their children in transferring their skills to solving equations on paper. It is also a great game for parents to play with their kids and can even help them brush up on their own math skills. Developed by a former math teacher, Jean-Baptiste Huynh, DragonBox has been recognized as an outstanding example of game-based learning and has been the subject of extensive research by the Center For Game Science at the University of Washington.

Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox features 10 progressive chapters, 200 puzzles, and dedicated graphics and music for each chapter. It teaches players how to solve equations involving addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. The game has also received numerous awards, including the Gold Medal at the 2012 International Serious Play Awards and the Best Educational Game at the 2012 Fun and Serious Games Festival.

DragonBox has been praised by media outlets such as Wired, Forbes, and USA Today for its innovative approach to teaching math. It has also received awards such as the Best Nordic Innovation Award and the Children's App of the Year. Parents can rest assured that their child's privacy is protected, as the app has a privacy policy and terms and conditions that can be found on the Kahoot! website.