Which Android app works best for classroom math practice with social features?

Boddle is specifically designed for educational environments where teachers want to incorporate game-based learning with social interaction. The app transforms math practice into a 3D game world where students can see classmates' avatars and compete in math challenges together. Teachers can create assignments and track progress while students engage with curriculum-aligned content covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The pet leveling system and reward mechanics maintain engagement, and the ability to play across devices means students can continue sessions between school computers and Android tablets. Reviews indicate the multiplayer functionality helps maintain motivation, with one user noting their 'whole entire class' participates together. Some performance issues occasionally surface, particularly with lag during peak usage times, and the content currently focuses on elementary and middle school levels rather than higher grades. The multiple-choice format works well for quick assessment but could benefit from additional question types for deeper critical thinking practice. Despite these minor limitations, Boddle successfully creates a collaborative math environment that feels more like a video game than traditional educational software.