Sushi Monster

Name: Sushi Monster
Rating: 4.0441 (703 reviews)

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Sushi Monster

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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

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User Reviews for Sushi Monster

Pretty Good

I like this game it’s really fun and great practice only I did notice some things that I found unfair, for example once I restarted a round and it immediately said can’t solve target with remaining numbers therefore it counted it wrong. And the second time was it said to make a number but I couldn’t make the number out of the numbers given and I found that kind of stupid but overall it’s a great game that I would recommend like I said earlier it’s great practice and fun!

3 Star boiiii, Mar 25, 2019

Pretty good

This app is pretty good I am a third grader going into forth and even the addition is hard but after level 4 of multiplication it freezes and takes up all the numbers so it's pretty much impossible to beat all the levels! I also think you should be able to select a grade and only focus on grade level number sets fluently! But I do love the format of this app and over all it's pretty fun to play thank you!🙂

alwaysmiling, Jul 26, 2017

Needs some more levels otherwise is good

So I got this game to practice some math to help me at school and I got because it looked like a way to make math fun! But after awhile I ran out of levels and I needed more to practice with. So developer if you see this pls add more levels it would be very nice. Thank you for your time :)

babywhale🐳, Jul 18, 2020

Sushi Monster : Review

The first time I played this, I was in 6th grade. I struggle with a learning disability in math, and it boils down to the fact that I struggle to memorize basic math facts, but can conceptualize and understand higher level concepts (it’s frustrating). This game is a good way to brush up on math facts while not being bored to death or frustrated out of my mind. Nice Work :*)

bloodrayne 🕷, Feb 18, 2020

Curse this game!!!!!!!!!!!

Hola just so you know when i played this math game as a little kid, I needed a game to help with my math skills and I thought this one was my man! But when I played this game it was the worst game ever!!!! One problem I got was wrong and the sushi monster threw a stupid temper tantrum!!! OVER ONE LITTLE MATH PROBLEM!?!??!?!?! I mean come on!!! Some kids playing this game could be 2 years old. In my opinion, I think he teaches kids how to be rebellious and throw tantrums. Nobody should do that! Anyway, one star for this one. And one more thing sushi monsters parents probably don’t love him. Which he deserves it!!! Curse you idiotic sushi monster. You will die a very painful death and all your fleas will mourn you!!! No offense to the makers. Just the monster. Thank you and goodbye.

cute cupcake 45, Aug 03, 2022

My childhood but sadly forgotten…

I remember first playing this game when i was 6 or 7, learning about multiplications and adding. When we could play shushi monster, we all got excited because it’s our favorite game on school. Now when i look back, it gives me nostalgia. And sadly, it’s forgotten. If Houghton Mifflin see’s this, please update the game or make a sequel to it. If you do, thank you.

cuteloloof21, Oct 08, 2022

Pretty good but...

So my mom told me to download some math games and I found this game so I don’t know it was fun at first but then it got super hard immediately I’ll be mindful I am at the greater but somethings are still hard for me but after the first level I got very very very hard and I started getting a lot of them wrong so if they didn’t make it easy and then I’m mediately go to hard eight would be helpful I know some other people don’t feel the same way as me this is just my opinion

i hate you!!!!, May 18, 2021

Fun for at Home, Not an App for School

I would recommend this app as a worthwhile alternative to the brain-sucking time-waster game apps that kids are sometimes drawn to. However, as a teacher, this app is rather random in its leveling and scope of what it covers. It is not a comprehensive math fact app. This is an app that is high on fun, but low on content. An app like XtraMath would be a better choice for fact practice. It doesn't have sushi or monsters, but plenty of the foundational, sequential skills practice opportunities kids need in relation to math facts.

Jbunn1, Jul 25, 2017

It’s okay

So just so it’s clear I mean no offense I just have one little problem and something you could add ok so my problem is that I was doing the last level of the multiplication thingy and everything just froze so I tried everything I could think of and it just wouldn’t unfreeze then I shut down my iPad and the glitch was gone but all my progress from that day was too and my thing you could add was that maybe you could add more levels because I think it’s super annoying that you don’t have more oh and plus when the monster gets angry it’s honestly kind of scary for my four year old brother (my other two year old brother was with him while he was playing)anyway please please please try to fix the glitch and make more levels and while your at it could you make it a little less scary?Thankyou so so much this game helps me get out of doing math on paper 😂😂😂well Byeeeee

lacy 💕💕💕💕💕❤️😀😀, Aug 10, 2022

Needs more levels

My 3rd grader likes the game, especially the music and the sound effects. However, there are only 7 levels for addition and 5 for multiplication and these are too simple. The only increase in difficulty is achieved by adding one or two zeros at the end of the target numbers. For example, in the first level of multiplication the goal may be finding 2 numbers with product 42. In level five, the goal would be a product of 4200. The addition levels are on the same principle, the hardest problems being of the type "83 plus what gives 89".

mthgrl, Nov 05, 2016

Description

Meet Sushi Monster! A game to practice, reinforce, and extend math fact fluency is completely engaging and appropriately challenging. Strengthen reasoning strategies for whole number addition and multiplication by helping monsters make a target sum or product.

Earn points with each correct answer… but watch out for distractions! To be successful, plan ahead and strategically select numbers from the sushi counter. Meets Common Core State Standards Extend fact knowledge to support strategic reasoning and computational flexibility in addition and multiplication. Features 12 CAREFULLY SEQUENCED LEVELS - 7 addition levels - 5 multiplication levels - 4 rounds in each level - 14 target numbers per round - Replay each round with new numbers ENGAGING GAME PLAY Use speed and accuracy to place sushi pieces near the monster and make the target number. Make a correct equation to feed the monster. PROGRESS IS REWARDED Earn points, stars, trophies, and personal bests to challenge yourself and unlock new levels. About Sushi Monster & FASTT Math Next Generation Enjoy this sneak peek of FASTT Math Next Generation! Sushi Monster is just 1 of 18 new games that makes FASTT Math Next Generation smarter, faster, and more fun! FASTT Math has always provided the most efficient, personalized path to fact fluency for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Disclosure for Parents -------- -------- This app does not collect any personally identifiable information. This app contains: •No Links to websites •No social media sharing  •No location tracking functions