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Hooda Math Unveils 50 New Games

Hooda Math has released more than 50 free, non-Flash educational games. The mobile games can be accessed through any browser, from any device, and are designed to make correlations between standards and skills practiced in a game.

Previous releases from the company include Hooda Stacker, Hooda Dissection and Hooda Remover — among the first games to be created specifically for mobile platforms.

Hooda Math releases new, free, math games on a weekly basis, ranging from basic skill practice to brain-challenging escape games.

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Christopher Piehler is the former editor-in-chief of THE Journal.

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