Number Sense
Estimator Four
A game like Connect Four that asks the players to estimate the answer within a given time span. Parameters: time limit, error tolerance, difficulty level. Includes focus on addition, multiplication, or percentage.
Estimator
Estimate the number of objects, length of a curved line or area of a shape. Choose the level (easy or hard ) and how close your answer needs to be!
The Product Game
This is a two player game that integrates multiplication fact practice and great strategic thinking!
100 Square
Investigate patterns made by multiples of numbers in a 100 square. If that's too easy, try the n-square investigation
Place Value
High-Low
How many tries do you need to guess a number between 1 and 999?
Estimator Four
A game like Connect Four that asks the players to estimate the answer within a given time span. Parameters: time limit, error tolerance, difficulty level. Includes focus on addition, multiplication, or percentage.
Estimator
Estimate the number of objects, length of a curved line or area of a shape. Choose the level (easy or hard ) and how close your answer needs to be!
The Product Game
This is a two player game that integrates multiplication fact practice and great strategic thinking!
100 Square
Investigate patterns made by multiples of numbers in a 100 square. If that's too easy, try the n-square investigation
Place Value
High-Low
How many tries do you need to guess a number between 1 and 999?
Fact Practice
Batter Up!
Practice addition and multiplication facts.
Multiplication Baseball
Fact practice for one or two players.
Flashcards
Work through a set of flash cards.
Farm Stand
Multi-step fact practice.
Batter Up!
Practice addition and multiplication facts.
Multiplication Baseball
Fact practice for one or two players.
Flashcards
Work through a set of flash cards.
Farm Stand
Multi-step fact practice.
Geometry
Solids & Silhouettes
In this activity you figure out a three-dimensional structure based on two-dimensional silhouettes, or shadows. If you have worked with front and side views, you will find this similar (except that you will not see hidden lines). Here are the front (on the left) and side (on the right) silhouettes of the same structure: Your task is to come up with plot plans that could match the silhouettes given. Sometimes there will be more than one plot plan that can give the same silhouettes.
Train Trip
Imagine that you have taken a peculiar train trip around a circular track. Inside the circle were some geometrical shapes. You took four snapshots of what you saw while looking into the center of the circle. But now you have dropped the pictures and they're all mixed up. Your task is to put them back in order.
Shapes & Shadows
Can you judge an object by its shadow? In this activity you will be asked to determine if a shadow can be produced by a particular shape.
Taxicab Treasure Hunt
Taxicab geometry is a special kind of geometry that works on city streets. With it you finally have a chance of finding treasure hidden in the city of Arborville. Here's what you do: Pick an intersection and ask the computer how far it is to the treasure. The computer tells you the distance using taxicab geometry.
Angles Wordsearch
Use the clues (definitions of angles) to find the words in the wordsearch.
Matching Geometric Terms
Match each geometric term with its correct definition.
Isometric Drawing Paper
Use this amazing isometric grid paper to draw your cube toys.
Learning Angles Through Sports!
Have a go at snooker to learn how to use a protractor then move on to the football pitch to learn about right angles! Be prepared, this is a British site so snooker is like pool and football is what we call soccer! On the tennis court you'll learn about acute angles and you'll explore obtuse angles in a game called cricket! Keep your eye on the ball!
Solids & Silhouettes
In this activity you figure out a three-dimensional structure based on two-dimensional silhouettes, or shadows. If you have worked with front and side views, you will find this similar (except that you will not see hidden lines). Here are the front (on the left) and side (on the right) silhouettes of the same structure: Your task is to come up with plot plans that could match the silhouettes given. Sometimes there will be more than one plot plan that can give the same silhouettes.
Train Trip
Imagine that you have taken a peculiar train trip around a circular track. Inside the circle were some geometrical shapes. You took four snapshots of what you saw while looking into the center of the circle. But now you have dropped the pictures and they're all mixed up. Your task is to put them back in order.
Shapes & Shadows
Can you judge an object by its shadow? In this activity you will be asked to determine if a shadow can be produced by a particular shape.
Taxicab Treasure Hunt
Taxicab geometry is a special kind of geometry that works on city streets. With it you finally have a chance of finding treasure hidden in the city of Arborville. Here's what you do: Pick an intersection and ask the computer how far it is to the treasure. The computer tells you the distance using taxicab geometry.
Angles Wordsearch
Use the clues (definitions of angles) to find the words in the wordsearch.
Matching Geometric Terms
Match each geometric term with its correct definition.
Isometric Drawing Paper
Use this amazing isometric grid paper to draw your cube toys.
Learning Angles Through Sports!
Have a go at snooker to learn how to use a protractor then move on to the football pitch to learn about right angles! Be prepared, this is a British site so snooker is like pool and football is what we call soccer! On the tennis court you'll learn about acute angles and you'll explore obtuse angles in a game called cricket! Keep your eye on the ball!
Measurement
Length
Convert between US measures of length.
More Challenging Length Conversions
Try these conversions if you are looking for more of a challenge! You might want to get a pencil and a piece of paper!
Matching Equivalent Measures
Match the cards with equivalent measures.
Concentration with Equivalent Measures
Flip over the cards and try to match the equivalent measures. 3 Feet = 1 yard, 3 Teaspoons = 1 Tablespoon.
Length
Convert between US measures of length.
More Challenging Length Conversions
Try these conversions if you are looking for more of a challenge! You might want to get a pencil and a piece of paper!
Matching Equivalent Measures
Match the cards with equivalent measures.
Concentration with Equivalent Measures
Flip over the cards and try to match the equivalent measures. 3 Feet = 1 yard, 3 Teaspoons = 1 Tablespoon.
Challenges!
Tesselations
Make Your Own Tesselation
Time
Convert Minutes to Hours & Minutes
You are given a total number of minutes and it is your job to convert them to hours and minutes.
Tesselations
Make Your Own Tesselation
Time
Convert Minutes to Hours & Minutes
You are given a total number of minutes and it is your job to convert them to hours and minutes.
Fractions
Who Wants Pizza?
A fun way to learn about fractions.
Fresh Baked Fractions
Chose the fraction that is not equivalent to the others. Try all four levels of difficulty!
Soccer Shootout!
Operations with fractions.
Hi/Lo Fractions
Your goal is to reach the top by deciding whether the next fraction card will be higher or lower than the last one displayed. Place a stake to determine how many points you will win or lose!
Who Wants Pizza?
A fun way to learn about fractions.
Fresh Baked Fractions
Chose the fraction that is not equivalent to the others. Try all four levels of difficulty!
Soccer Shootout!
Operations with fractions.
Hi/Lo Fractions
Your goal is to reach the top by deciding whether the next fraction card will be higher or lower than the last one displayed. Place a stake to determine how many points you will win or lose!