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Visualize addition and subtraction within 20 using an interactive frog jumping along a number line.
A comprehensive catalog of 161 interactive math tools with 17 live bilingual games featuring real-world challenges and instant step-by-step feedback. Categorized by grade (K through 12) and mathematical domain.
The following tools are fully published with native bilingual components, real challenges, instant step-by-step reasoning, and zero third-party iframes.
Visualize addition and subtraction within 20 using an interactive frog jumping along a number line.
Move between hour and half-hour times while the analog hands and digital display update together.
Change three category counts, read the matching bar chart, and answer how many or how many more.
Rotate, resize, and recolor shapes while the sides and corners that define each name remain visible.
Partition circles and rectangles into halves or fourths and connect each equal share to its fraction name.
Tile a rectangle with equal squares, change its rows and columns, and connect counting to repeated addition.
Make halves, thirds, and fourths in different arrangements and use equal area to name every share.
Generate equivalent fractions and compare fraction sizes using equal-length bars built from the same whole.
Plot fraction measurements on a number line and use fraction operations to solve real-world problems.
Pack unit cubes into 3D rectangular prisms, connect V = l × w × h with V = B × h, and calculate composite solid volumes.
Explore nets and surface area of solids with a responsive visual model that connects each action to a mathematical relationship and explanation.
Adjust original price, discount, and tax to explore multistep proportional relationships and real-world billing.
Explore two-dimensional cross sections of three-dimensional figures with a responsive visual model that connects each action to a mathematical relationship and explanation.
Solve two linear equations graphically and explain what the intersection means in context.
Explore volumes of cylinders, cones, and spheres with a responsive visual model that connects each action to a mathematical relationship and explanation.
Connect equations, graphs, and intersections across Algebra I and Integrated Math I.
Split numbers within 10, find complements to 10, and build addition and subtraction fluency within 5.
From early number sense in Kindergarten to fractions in elementary, and systems of equations in middle/high school.
Counting, cardinality, number comparisons, basic addition/subtraction, and 2D/3D shapes.
Addition/subtraction within 20, place value tens and ones, telling time, and shape partitions.
Addition/subtraction within 100, arrays and repeated addition, length measurement, and equal shares.
Multiplication & division concepts, unit fractions on a number line, area models, and perimeter.
Multi-digit multiplication, equivalent fractions, line plots, angles, and 2D classification.
Fraction operations, 3D unit cubes and volume formulas, coordinate planes, and line plots.
Ratios, proportions, negative numbers, linear systems, Pythagorean theorem, and statistics.
Algebra I, Integrated Math, linear relations, quadratic functions, and geometric modeling.
Cross-grade progression across fundamental math concepts for targeted conceptual practice.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, patterns, arrays, and word problem models.
Place value, counting, multi-digit operations, and powers of ten.
Unit fractions, equivalent fraction bars, fraction arithmetic, and decimal place values.
Time, money, bar graphs, line plots, 3D unit cubes, and volume formulas.
2D/3D shapes, perimeter, area tiling, angles, coordinate planes, and Pythagorean proofs.
Shared pedagogical principles guiding the interaction design of every tool in this catalog.
Break a problem into knowns, unknowns, and constraints, then keep trying viable steps.
Move between concrete quantities and the symbols that represent them.
Justify conclusions with evidence and evaluate the reasoning of others.
Represent real situations with diagrams, equations, and models.
Choose and use the right tool — number line, model, or diagram — for the task.
Communicate clearly with accurate units, labels, and definitions.
Notice patterns and structure to simplify and generalize.
Spot repetition to build shortcuts and general methods.
A structured catalog of 161 math manipulatives and concept labs spanning Kindergarten through Grade 12. Every tool aligns with Common Core standards to transform abstract equations and theorems into interactive visual models.
Yes. All live interactive tools run directly in modern web browsers with zero downloads, zero logins, zero sign-ups, and zero ads.
Live games (such as Frog Number Line Jumps, Telling Time, Fraction Line Plots, and 3D Unit Cubes) are built natively with responsive Vue components featuring real-world challenge modes, step-by-step reasoning, and touch/keyboard accessibility. Prototypes serve as interactive references and are progressively upgraded to native tools.
Each tool detail page provides a complete 10-point pedagogical guide, covering target grade levels, learning goals, step-by-step directions, focus observations, common misconceptions, prerequisite skills, and actionable tips for educators and parents.