Free math tools for the classroom
Virtual manipulatives for teaching numbers: big enough for the whiteboard, simple enough for a first grader on an iPad, and printable when you need paper. No login, no ads, no tracking.
Whole numbers, fractions, decimals and negatives. Mark points and draw jumps for adding and subtracting.
Hundreds ChartGrades K to 3Color squares, hide numbers to fill in, and light up skip counting by any number.
Place Value ChartGrades 1 to 6Type a number and see each digit's value, expanded form, word form and base ten blocks.
Ten FrameGrades K to 2One or two frames with two-color counters, for counting, making ten and quick looks.
Multiplication ChartGrades 2 to 5Up to 12 x 12 or 20 x 20. Tap a product to light up its row and column, hide answers to practice, and print.
Fraction StripsGrades 2 to 6A fraction wall from wholes to twelfths. Shade pieces to compare fractions and find equivalent ones.
Number BondsGrades K to 2A whole and its two parts. Build bonds, practice the missing part, and print a worksheet.
Base Ten BlocksGrades K to 5Build any number to 9,999 with ones, rods, flats and cubes. Ten trade up for one, and a block breaks back into ten, to show regrouping.
Graph PaperGrades 1 to 8Printable square grid, dot grid, coordinate axes and isometric dots, in the square size you choose.
Analog ClockGrades K to 3Drag the hands, read the time in digits and words, and practice with random times from the hour to the minute.
GeoboardGrades 2 to 8Tap pegs to stretch a rubber band into shapes, then read the area and perimeter. Boards from 5 x 5 to 11 x 11.
Pattern BlocksGrades K to 5The six classic blocks to drag and turn: make pictures and patterns, tile shapes and explore fractions of a hexagon.
Algebra TilesGrades 6 to 9Build expressions from x squared, x and 1 tiles, flip them negative, and use them to combine terms, multiply and factor.
Coordinate PlaneGrades 5 to 8One or four quadrants. Tap to plot points, join them into shapes, and print blank grids.
Made for how math is taught
Every tool works on an interactive whiteboard, a Chromebook, an iPad or a phone, and in full screen for the back row. Each prints cleanly on one page, so the model on the board can become the worksheet on the desk.
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