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On our platform, we give children lots of opportunities to develop brain connections, with tasks that ask them to think with numbers and also to think with different visuals. Some of the tasks like Four 4's, help students practice numbers and number relationships. Others, like Turn the Frown, are pattern-based. Children who learn to investigate and use patterns are learning a very important part of mathematics.
Four 4’s
This is a very rich and engaging task for children and adults. To make all the numbers between 1 and 20 your children will use and practice different operations, including adding, subtracting, dividing and multiplying. This task will help develop number sense through a fun and flexible challenge.
Leap Frogs
This is a game that develops strategy and problem solving with numbers. The goal is for the frog groups to switch sides! It particularly improves children’s ability to think ahead, holding mathematical structures in their mind. As the number of frogs increases, the challenge level increases dramatically!
Multiplication Mining
This practice task is all about supporting children's development of number sense and procedural fluency with multiplication up to 10 x 12. In this task, children are presented with a grid of blocks and must mine the treasures below, making connections between multiplication questions and their corresponding area models.
Sort it out Fractions
This task supports children to develop flexibility with fractions through card sorting. The card deck features five types of representations: shapes, clocks, number line, items, and symbols. The symbolic representations include: simplified fractions, like fractions, fractions as division, mixed numbers, fractions as decimals and “improper fractions.”