Third Grade Skills Language Arts

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Basically, this is a bunch of static worksheets. My 7yr old, who is entering 3rd grade in Sept, finished the entire app in half an hour. There were several errors (eg questions that could have multiple correct answers as well as ones that were plain wrong). The questions themselves were pretty good but the fact that they don't change limits this app tremendously. Very disappointing. Suggestions: add more questions; increase variability of questions; add more difficulty by mixing up questions; add more punctuation related questions.

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I like the multiple choice tests but the App has some flaws. First, my son took the verb test and when he chose "ran" as an answer the App said it was incorrect. The App said "funny" was the correct answer. As far as I know, "ran" is a verb and "funny" is an adjective. Second, my son took several tests yet his score at the end indicated he had not completed any tests... Disappointed because the App has a lot of potential, but I am now afraid to let my son use it because he might be taught incorrect grammar.

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This app would of been fine if it was free. Once you answered the questions, you don't get new ones which was a huge let down. In the punctuation category they list comma as a punctuation when it should say command. You couldn't mark the answer as command when some of the answers were indeed a command.

This app is wonderful, it reinforces what is happening in the class room. This has been very helpful to my daughter who just needed a little more help. Worth 10 times the price, our grades are up and I have a confident child.

While we love that this app provides practice of skills taught in class, we are disappointed at the number of errors within the program. For instance, under "verbs", item 9 asks to identify which word is a verb and two choices are verbs. Item 16 identifies that "yesterday" is the verb, when is should actually be "helped".