Description

Division Bird Image Uncover turns homework into a reveal-the-picture quest, blending arithmetic with the small reward of watching a colorful bird scene emerge tile by tile. The board starts covered by expression tiles like 36÷6, 81÷9, or 45÷5, and along the bottom sits a tray of answer bubbles; your job is to drag the correct quotient onto each matching tile, which removes it and uncovers a patch of the hidden image. Play is simple to learn—drag, drop, and check—but strategic when you chase speed or streak bonuses: deciding which facts to clear first and how to use hints matters if you want to finish quickly. Each level varies the grid size, the size of the answer tray, and the presence of decoy bubbles, so you cannot just match by shape; you have to compute accurately, and the game rewards reliable methods over lucky guesses. Begin by scanning the board for facts you know instantly—anything with 10, 5, or perfect squares—then clear those tiles first to open up the picture and reduce the number of options in the tray. Next, use divisibility rules to cut the search space: numbers ending in 0 are divisible by 10, even numbers by 2, sums of digits divisible by 3 or 9, and numbers ending in 5 by 5; when a tile reads 54÷9, that rule set tells you to test 6 before anything else. If you get a run of tougher expressions, switch to multiplication facts in reverse—ask what times the divisor makes the dividend—and keep a scratchpad for quick products so you do not re-calculate the same facts. The drag behavior is forgiving, so you can hover a bubble over a tile to preview and think, then release to commit. Mistakes add a short time penalty rather than ending your run outright, which keeps play friendly for learners while still encouraging careful checks; reading the expression aloud before releasing your answer is a helpful habit, as is rechecking the divisor and dividend order so you do not swap them. Optional aids include subtle color cues for families of facts, a gentle progress bar, and a limited hint that removes one wrong bubble from the tray; for accessibility, big touch targets support small hands, audio confirmations reinforce correct matches, and numerals remain high-contrast against the background so color-blind players are not disadvantaged. To raise your score, focus on accuracy chains: five correct answers in a row speed the reveal and award a small multiplier, but one wrong drop resets the chain, so take a breath on tricky items and keep your streak intact. When the image nears completion, the last few tiles are often mixed difficulty by design; save an easy fact or two for the end to guarantee a clean finish, and if you are playing with a child, turn that moment into a quick conversation about the bird you uncovered—identify colors, beak shape, or habitat—and link math success to curiosity and observation. The joy here comes from rhythm: compute, drag, reveal, repeat, with a slow picture blooming as proof of progress, and no pressure to race unless you choose to chase the optional timer; it is a tidy loop that builds fact fluency, encourages number sense, and sneaks in a bit of art appreciation along the way.

Instruction

Use a mouse or touchpad to drag and drop the correct number bubble onto the matching tiles to solve the expressions

Specifications

• Easy to play