Division Game

This is a sequel to Multiplication Game. It uses Scratch's random number generator to create a Division problem. The variables currently are set to pick two numbers that are between 2 and 12.It then multiplies them to arrive at the dividend. I use the first of the randomly generated numbers as the divisor and the other as the quotient/answer. (Details on variables below). To Play: 1) Click the Green Flag 2) Enter the answer by clicking on the number buttons. You can clear a mis-click by clicking on the black circle with the red X. 3) To see if you entered the correct answer, click the gray button. 4) You gain a point for each correct answer 5) You lose a point for each incorrect answer 6) The game ends when you get 10 points 7) Time at finish is in seconds as tracked using Scratch's timer. All important variables are set in the Stage: Goal is the target point total. When the player reaches this value, the game ends. It currently is set to 10. You can change the range of the divisor and the quotient by adjusting the properties of the [pick random] function for X and Y. Currently both numbers are set to be randomly selected between 2 and 12. You can go as high as 19. NOTE: The game currently is only able to process dividends of value 999 or less. Please let me know what you think.

Multiplication Game

I developed this game to help my son work on his multiplication tables. It uses Scratch's random number generator to create a multiplication problem. The variables currently are set to pick two numbers that are between 4 and 12. (Details on variables below). To Play: 1) Click the Green Flag 2) Enter the answer by clicking on the number buttons. You can clear a mis-click by clicking on the black circle with the red X. 3) To see if you entered the correct answer, click the gray button. 4) You gain a point for each correct answer 5) You lose a point for each incorrect answer 6) The game ends when you get 10 points 7) Time at finish is in seconds as tracked using Scratch's timer. All important variables are set in the Stage: Goal is the target point total. When the player reaches this value, the game ends. It currently is set to 10. You can change the range of the first and second number in the equation by adjusting the properties of the [pick random] function for X and Y. Currently both numbers are set to be randomly selected between 4 and 12. You can go as high as 19. NOTE: The game currently is only able to process answers of value 999 or less. Please let me know what you think.

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Division Game

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