Grade 6 students practice factoring with a simple game that has never been solved.
Grade 9 gnomes clash wits with the
evil Dr. James Tanton.
Grade 4 students practice multiplication as they try to save the lives of Daedalus and Icarus.
Grade 3 students practice precise measuring with dot to dot puzzles.
Grade 5 students practice division as they figure out how to get through a worm hole.
MathPickle is for K-12 teachers.
Here you will find curricular games, puzzles and mini-competitions for the classroom.
Computer games lack social interaction, but the best can help students learn with passion.
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These Vi Hart doodles are perfect for a joint grade 4 art/math class.
Mathematics and Beauty are Inseparable.
War, Death and Nastiness
Engage Students.
Hard Fun!
That’s How We Learn Best.
Parents should establish a culture of board gaming in the home.
A Grade 2 puzzle to practice addition.
Let’s abolish elementary school math.
Gary McGuire solves sudoku’s biggest unsolved problem.
Grade 3 students practice subtraction and addition with Fibonacci Mutant Bunnies.
Put your students in a pickle!
Dr. Gordon Hamilton