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.

Number LineGrades K to 8

Whole numbers, fractions, decimals and negatives. Mark points and draw jumps for adding and subtracting.

Hundreds ChartGrades K to 3

Color squares, hide numbers to fill in, and light up skip counting by any number.

Place Value ChartGrades 1 to 6

Type a number and see each digit's value, expanded form, word form and base ten blocks.

Ten FrameGrades K to 2

One or two frames with two-color counters, for counting, making ten and quick looks.

Multiplication ChartGrades 2 to 5

Up 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 6

A fraction wall from wholes to twelfths. Shade pieces to compare fractions and find equivalent ones.

Number BondsGrades K to 2

A whole and its two parts. Build bonds, practice the missing part, and print a worksheet.

Base Ten BlocksGrades K to 5

Build 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 8

Printable square grid, dot grid, coordinate axes and isometric dots, in the square size you choose.

Analog ClockGrades K to 3

Drag the hands, read the time in digits and words, and practice with random times from the hour to the minute.

GeoboardGrades 2 to 8

Tap 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 5

The six classic blocks to drag and turn: make pictures and patterns, tile shapes and explore fractions of a hexagon.

Algebra TilesGrades 6 to 9

Build expressions from x squared, x and 1 tiles, flip them negative, and use them to combine terms, multiply and factor.

Coordinate PlaneGrades 5 to 8

One 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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