The Prodigy Factory, Inc BM003 Professor Bunsen Teaches Math Third Grade learning
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Second-grade math software delivers 36 weeks of AI-assisted gamified lessons and quizzes across Windows and Mac with progress tracking for multiple profiles
Option 2nd Grade
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
This educational software delivers a full 36-week mathematics curriculum designed for second-grade students. Gamified lessons and AI-assisted games adapt to each learner, making the program suitable for families seeking a structured supplement or a standalone home-learning tool. Multiple child profiles are supported so siblings can progress independently.
The software runs on Windows 8 or 10 and on macOS 10.13 or greater, requiring a Pentium 4 processor, 4 GB of RAM, 500 MB of free disk space, a DirectX-compatible sound card and an OpenGL 2.0 video card on Windows. iOS and Android versions are listed as coming soon, so mobile use is not available today.
Six distinct games — Endless Runner, Endless Faller, Mathroids, Animated Abacus, Falling Objects and a quiz module — cover the entire second-grade syllabus across 36 weeks. A trophy room, digital stickers and progress reports provide visible motivation. Buyers who need content beyond second grade or who require immediate tablet support will not be served by this release.
| Brand | The Prodigy Factory |
|---|---|
| Model | BM002 |
| Type | Learning |
| Name | Professor Bunsen Teaches Math Second Grade |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows Mac iOS (coming soon) Android (coming soon) |
| System Requirements | Windows 8/10 or macOS 10.13 or greater 4GB of RAM 500 MB free hard disk space Pentium 4 (Windows version) DirectX compatible sound card and OpenGL 2.0 video card (Windows version) |
| Feature | Professor Bunsen Teaches Math Revolutionizes Math Education with Gamified, AI Assisted Math Lessons! Studies have shown time and time again that when learning is fun, students retain the material better. The human brain loves to learn by having fun! Each game teaches a different aspect of Mathematics. Professor Bunsen Teaches Math combines smart gaming and interactive math lessons in a series of grade appropriate products. Each grade level contains a full 36 weeks of smart, game supported lessons. Use Professor Bunsen Teaches Math as a supplement/reward with traditional learning, or |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
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The software delivers a full school year of daily math activities across 36 weeks, with six AI-assisted games that adapt to the child's answers and a progress report parents can review.
It installs on Windows 8/10 or macOS 10.13 and later; the Windows build requires a DirectX sound card and an OpenGL 2.0 video card, while iOS and Android versions are still coming soon.
You need 500 MB of free disk space, 4 GB of RAM, and at least a Pentium 4 processor for the Windows edition.
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