Let’s have fun with arithmetic!

Let kids learn the four basic operations in a funny way.
GrumblyDaddy helps primary school children practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Answer correctly to make daddy bear happier and happier. If you make mistakes, he gets grumpy… but you can tickle his nose to calm him down and see what happens.

GrumblyDaddy is an educational app designed for children aged 4 to 10.

With daddy bear and his six sons, children can practice:

addition
subtraction
multiplication
division

Why children enjoy GrumblyDaddy:

simple and playful math practice
a funny and expressive bear character
learning adapted for primary school children
a fun way to practice arithmetic
progressive discovery of the 4 basic operations

Why parents like it:

children practice essential arithmetic skills
learning happens through play
the humorous universe helps keep attention
suitable for young learners

GrumblyDaddy is ideal for children who are starting arithmetic or who want to strengthen their basic math skills.

The game comes in a free “Lite” version, limited to tables 2 and 3, that you can find here in the Google Play Store, and a paid version with all the tables, that you can find here. Try the free version to get the game’s look and feel !

Details

The main screen

In the main screen, we discover a daddy bear overlooking his six sons who are trying to find the right answers to questions about addition, subtraction, multiplication and division operations.

If they answer correctly, daddy bear is getting happier and happier.

If they don’t, daddy bear is getting angrier and angrier. However, to calm him down, you can tickle him on the nose. Do it, and see what happens !

You can pause at any time.

You can choose a difficulty level among Easy, Medium, and Difficult.

The GrumblyDaddy app aims to make arithmetic humorous and engaging. Children identify with the cubs in the app. The cubs love being watched over by their daddy bear, and being able to calm him down by tickling him on the nose when he gets angry. Also, when one of the cubs makes a mistake, the others like to make fun of him.