Math

A review of first grade math skills including adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers, comparing numbers, and counting coins

Every expression equals either 6 or 7! As expressions drop from the top, you catch them in the 6 hand or the 7 hand before they slip past.

A simple 6 or 7 math game for 1st grade. Idea borrowed from Tony Vincent’s 6 7 math game.

This is an analog clock that students can use to practice telling the time.

Practice guessing angle measurements! The closer your guess is to the actual measurement, the lower your score. Play on your own or pass the device to a friend and see who can get the lowest score.

Use the area formula (length x width) to find the area of each composite figure.

Stack bricks, find the area! 🧱 Build rectangles that hit the exact area — can you find more than one way? Level up, earn stars, and become a true Area Architect!"

Drag a slider, shift the decimal point, and watch numbers transform! Master multiply & divide by powers of 10. 🔬 Five levels. Instant hints. Let's experiment!

Have fun generating emoji maths and solving the challenges.

Demonstrate your factor multiplication skills! Don't forget to take a screenshot and add to your results when you finish!

Match the vocabulary word with its correct definition.

You’ve got up to 10 seconds to estimate the number of emojis you see on the screen. Your score for each round is the difference between your guess and the actual count. Final score after 5 rounds.

Estimate the percentage of a graph which is filled. 10 questions. 10 points for a perfect guess. 5 - 8 points awarded for being close

Test your skills between percentages, decimals and fractions in this fun game! Play multiple times and see if you can beat your best time.

Practice your matchmaking skills in Unit 7! Match the fractions and decimals! Good Luck!

See how fast you can pair algebraic expressions with their values. This is geared toward 6th grade math learning.

Solve a division problem and make your shot!

Math Fact Practice Multiplication single digit

Test your multiplication skills against the clock!

How many digits of Pi can you remember? Test out your memory and become a Pi Master!

This app is designed to help first graders practice comparing two digit numbers.

Two players take turns placing an unknown number on the board. The goal is to the first to make a row of numbers add up to 15.

Work on a chocolate factory line by matching multiplication facts. The conveyor speeds up, mistakes cost Quality Passes, and your goal is to finish as many boxes as you can before your shift ends.