Math
The Math Learning Center Math Apps
A set of visual math tools, from geoboards to number lines, that run in a browser.
The Math Learning Center’s apps are workspaces rather than games with a finish line. A child can stretch bands on a geoboard, move fraction bars and circles, build numbers with base-ten pieces, fill number frames with counters or mark jumps on a number line. Clocks, pattern shapes, vocabulary cards and a digital whiteboard round out the set. A prompt like ‘show one number in two tools’ or ‘find three ways to make ten’ gives them something to do.
- Ages
- Elementary math exploration with adult-selected tasks
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Math
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Stretch shapes on a geoboard
- Build numbers with base-ten pieces
- Compare fraction models
- Fill ten frames with counters
- Mark jumps on a number line
Who it suits
Pitched at elementary math. Without a question from a grown-up, an open workspace may leave some children unsure where to begin.
Notes for parents
The tools run in modern browsers, and downloadable versions exist for some devices. Money Pieces uses U.S. currency.
What you need
- Modern browser
- A question or prompt to explore
Visit The Math Learning Center Math Apps
In these guides
- Math games for kids, sorted by the skill they practice: Math games and apps grouped by the skill they cover: counting, adding, times tables, fractions and puzzles, to match the topic a child is on now.
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