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Virtual Manipulatives for Math (didax.com)

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Hands-On Math Goes Digital In and Beyond the Classroom!

Explore Our Collection of FREE Virtual Manipulatives

From Number Lines to Base Ten, Pattern Blocks to Place Value, Disks our collection of free Virtual Manipulatives gives educators and families access to visual and hands-on digital resources that lead to understanding. Students can use these resources in class and at home to practice math concepts, reinforce their growing math understanding, technology they love in the process.

Free Resources & Instructions for Teachers and Families

We've developed these resources for easy access and easy use:

How-To Videos

There's a short video for each of the Virtual Manipulatives in our collection so teachers can use these digital materials easily and confidently with students.
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Activities

Activities from the Didax books that teachers use most for easy download. Engaging challenges address core math operations, concepts and skills, from early numeracy all the way to introductory geometry and algebra.
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FAQ

Download this document of FAQ's to answer your Virtual Manipulative questions.
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Demonstrate key math concepts in your classroom using our new virtual manipulatives!

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Manipulatives - MathsBot.com

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Math Apps | The Math Learning Center

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Sharing in an app allows educators to pose problems and investigations for students by using an 8-character code or link. Students can share their thinking with their teachers and classmates. Share codes remain available for continued use for 18 months from the date they are last accessed.
Watch the video to learn how sharing works.

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Sharing in an app allows educators to pose problems and investigations for students by using an 8-character code or link. Students can share their thinking with their teachers and classmates. Share codes remain available for continued use for 18 months from the date they are last accessed.

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Polypad – Virtual Manipulatives – Mathigon

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Unleash your creativity with the world's best virtual manipulatives!

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Practise, learn and play. | Matholia

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randomised practise modules.

instructional videos and printable fact sheets.

syllabus based maths games.

all learning materials across every year level.

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Virtual Manipulatives | Mathematical Modelling | Toy Theater

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Online manipulatives bring all of the learning and fun without the mess. Our math virtual manipulatives help students grasp abstract concepts through modeling. Literacy virtual manipulatives create a fun space for practicing spelling, rhyming, and more!

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Virtual Manipulatives | Mathematical Modelling | Toy Theater

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Original teaching tools aimed at supporting teachers in the elementary school classroom. Two color counters, 3D dice, probability spinners, graph builders, fraction bars, base ten blocks, and more!

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Virtual Manipulatives – GeoGebra

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Virtual manipulatives are an essential component in guiding students through the three phases of learning: concrete, representational, and abstract. ...

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Illuminations: Search (nctm.org)

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I have found this app helpful for modelling the split strategy: Partial Product, by The Math Learning Center

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Multiplication Split Strategy - 1 digit by 2 digit

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This is my favourite interactive number chart: 120 Board app (didax.com)

The clean interface removes visual distractions for students.

Being able to colour and circle numbers allow number patterns to be compared.

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Explore fractions while you help yourself to 1 and 1/2 chocolate cakes and wash it down with 1/3 a glass of water! Create your own fractions using fun interactive objects. Match shapes and numbers to earn stars in the mixed number game. Challenge yourself on any level you like.

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Interactive Clock | Telling Time | Analog & Digital | Toy Theater

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Use the online teaching clock for a fun digital experience with your students. Students can learn to tell time with both analog and digital clocks!

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Interactive Hundreds Chart | Math Playground

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Mental Math - visualize adding and subtracting 10s

Common Core Connections - Grades K to 2

Add and subtract with 100.
Count to 120, starting at any number less than 120.
Given a two-digit number, mentally find 10 more or 10 less than the number.
Subtract multiples of 10.

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Interactive Hundreds Chart | Math Playground

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Interactive Hundreds Chart at Math Playground.com! Explore addition, subtraction, patterns, and more.

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There seems to be quite a few good things for specific Maths topics. Helen S

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Great resource for telling time both analogue and digitally. I like that it has the gears as you move through to show the time ticking on and the ability to draw as well. really helpful tool

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Math Clock helps students become fluent working with time. Learners use analog clocks with geared or free-moving hands to learn how to tell time, explore jumps with count by numbers, and visualize story problems involving intervals of time. By placing and shading fraction overlays, students use the clock to contextualize fractions with frequently used denominators.

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Play Money Australia » Toy Theater | Learn • Create • Play

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Teach your primary students how to count Aussie dollars and cents with this virtual math manipulative. This online teaching tool offers numerous and flexible ways to financial literacy in the classroom. Drag and drop the play money bills and coins then add numbers and equations to develop math skills.

Visit classplayground.com for Play Money Printables.

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Play Money Australia " Toy Theater | Learn * Create * Play

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Teach your primary students how to count Aussie dollars and cents with this free online virtual math manipulative.

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Bug Catcher Number Line » Toy Theater | Learn • Create • Play

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Make math fun with this bug-themed interactive number line. Use it to teach counting, addition, skip counting, and more!

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Skip Counting • ABCya!

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Number Bubble - Skip Counting is an educational game for kids to practice counting by multiples. Children must fill in the missing numbers by popping bubbles and dropping the numbers in the correct chests. Children can count by twos, threes, fours, fives, sixes, sevens, eights, nines, or tens to 100. Utilize this game with one of our interactive 100s charts to show multiplication patterns.

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I really like this for comparing and adding fractions. I found it easier to use than the similar tool in Geogebra.
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Students often struggle with the concept of fractions. This interactive fraction strips tool helps students visualize fractions. With these online fraction strips, students can model fractions, solve fraction problems, explore equivalent fractions, and observe the differences between denominators.

To use the interactive fraction strips tool, click and drag the strips onto the canvas. You can drag as many of each fraction as you'd like. To remove the strips, drag them off the canvas. Change the chart to accommodate two whole units by pressing the "Unit Double" button. Add annotations using the pencil tool and erase using the eraser. To clear the canvas, press the trash can button.

A few activities you can do with students while using the online fraction strip tool include:

Have students model a given fraction, mixed or not. For example 1 1/4 or 3/6.

Ask students to model addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problems using the fraction strips.

Ask students to find equivalent fractions for a certain fraction. For example, how many sixths are equivalent to 1/3?

Ask students to use the pencil tool to divide one of the wholes on the chart into fourths. Then, students can check their work by dragging fourths onto the chart afterward.

Looking for more fraction manipulatives? Try our interactive fraction circles.

Visit classplayground.com for more resources and printables about fraction strips.

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Fraction Strips | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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Students often struggle with the concept of fractions. This interactive fraction strips tool helps students visualize fractions. With these online fraction strips, students can model fractions, solve fraction problems, explore equivalent fractions, and observe the differences between denominators. To use the interactive fraction strips tool, click and drag the strips onto the canvas.

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Playing Cards » Toy Theater | Learn • Create • Play
I've been using these a lot or generating random number sentences

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Bring fun to your classroom with these virtual playing cards. Use them for teaching probability, assigning tasks, creating equations, and more.

To use the virtual playing cards, simply drag as many of the 52 cards as you'd like into the playing area. Flip them over by double clicking on them. Shuffle the whole deck by clicking on the trash can button. Draw on the screen with the pencil button and erase with the eraser. The trash can button also erases the screen.

Here are a few ways you can use the virtual playing cards:

Teach probability by determining how likely any given card may show up. Or, challenge your students to determine the likelihood of a hearts, spades, clubs, or diamonds card appearing.

Assign quantities to face cards. (10 for Jacks, 11 for Queens, etc.) Then, choose 2 or more cards and use them to create an addition or subtraction problem.

Choose 2 or more cards and ask students to create a word problem with the quantities that appear on the cards.

Designate a symbol (spades, clubs, diamonds, or hearts) for four different tasks students will complete. Then, flip over a card for each student to see which task they need to complete first.

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Playing Cards " Toy Theater | Learn * Create * Play

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Use these virtual playing cards to make your probability and math lessons fun! Manipulate, flip, and play with the 52 card deck.

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To show positive and negative integers

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Number Line helps students visualize number sequences and demonstrate strategies for counting, comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

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Interactive Hundreds Chart | Toy Theater

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Interactive Hundreds Chart | Toy Theater

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Use this online hundreds chart to practice counting to one hundred, for modeling math problems, for skip counting, and more! Try it, it’s free!

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Bring fun to your classroom with these virtual playing cards. Use them for teaching probability, assigning tasks, creating equations, and more.

To use the virtual playing cards, simply drag as many of the 52 cards as you'd like into the playing area. Flip them over by double clicking on them. Shuffle the whole deck by clicking on the trash can button. Draw on the screen with the pencil button and erase with the eraser. The trash can button also erases the screen.

Here are a few ways you can use the virtual playing cards:

Teach probability by determining how likely any given card may show up. Or, challenge your students to determine the likelihood of a hearts, spades, clubs, or diamonds card appearing.

Assign quantities to face cards. (10 for Jacks, 11 for Queens, etc.) Then, choose 2 or more cards and use them to create an addition or subtraction problem.

Choose 2 or more cards and ask students to create a word problem with the quantities that appear on the cards.

Designate a symbol (spades, clubs, diamonds, or hearts) for four different tasks students will complete. Then, flip over a card for each student to see which task they need to complete first.

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Playing Cards " Toy Theater | Learn * Create * Play

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Use these virtual playing cards to make your probability and math lessons fun! Manipulate, flip, and play with the 52 card deck.

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This is one of my favourite sites. So easy to use. Great for so many things. I have had students use it for tesselations, and just to play around with shapes.
Anthea

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Polypad - Virtual Manipulatives - Mathigon

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Virtual manipulatives, dynamic geometry, graph plotting, data science and more: explore the ultimate mathematical playground!

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There is a lot from the free materials. A very cheap subscription gives great online simulations for mass, capacity etc. Helen S

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Number BINGO • ABCya!

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Looking for a super fun way to learn numbers? Try ABCya's Number Bingo! Choose your number range and find the correct number on the Bingo board! Can you collect all 20 Bingo Bugs?

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This is great for exploring directional language up down left right in F2 and north, south, east and west in 3+

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This is great for exploring directional language up down left right in F2 and north, south, east and west in 3+

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Can you help the rocket find its way to Earth? Work your way through ten levels of exciting online space mazes. How quickly can you get through them all?

Use the arrow keys or tap the screen to move the rocket through the maze. The goal is to get home to Earth. Keep going until you find the path that will take you there! When you finish one maze, another will follow. Each level gets slightly harder than the last until you beat all ten levels!

These online mazes always provide a new and exciting experience. Even after children have beaten all of the levels once, they can still try again. Each time they play, the mazes for each level will be different. Doing mazes provides many benefits for children. While doing mazes, children develop spatial awareness, practice problem-solving, and learn to strategize.

Online mazes are great for indoor recess, as a center, or for fast finishers. Plus, try our other fun online educational puzzles!

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Spaceship Maze | Free Online Maze for Kids | Toy Theater

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Help the rocket get to Earth with these fun online mazes. While playing, children learn important skills like problem-solving and spatial awareness.

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Geoboard by The Math Learning Center

This has added features like text tools and different shapes for the boards. Text tools can be helpful for labelling and naming.

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Geoboard is a tool for mathematical exploration. Stretch bands around the pegs to form line segments and polygons, and make discoveries about perimeter, area, angles, congruence, fractions, and more.

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Modeled off of the original pattern blocks developed in the 1960s, our virtual pattern blocks include a yellow hexagon, red trapezoid, orange square, blue rhombus, beige narrow rhombus, and green equilateral triangle, offering a helpful complement to the concrete manipulatives found in classrooms. Designed using physics, these online pattern blocks can be rotated, moved around, and bumped into each other giving the feeling of real blocks. However, this virtual manipulative offers the added advantages of requiring no clean up and they're free! Also check out our Tangram activity for another way to explore shapes and spatial rotation. Visit classplayground.com for pattern block printables. We have also collected the pattern block printables into a book, available from Amazon.

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Pattern Blocks | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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Free online pattern blocks. Tablet+mobile friendly. Designed using physics to give the feel of the original blocks with no pieces to clean up!

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Counters (mathsbot.com)
I've found this useful for students modelling square and triangular numbers

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I love the fact that you can unfold the 3D solids.
Anthea

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Polypad – Virtual Manipulatives – Mathigon

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Virtual manipulatives, dynamic geometry, graph plotting, data science and more: explore the ultimate mathematical playground!

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Color Counters | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

This tool is quite flexible. You could use it for addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It might also be good for creating arrays.

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Similar to a two-color counter, this color counter virtual manipulative allows more flexibility to pick all your favorite colors. Numbers and operators are also conveniently included to make connections between the color circles and the mathematical concepts.

Visit classplayground.com for Counting Printables.

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Color Counters | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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This free color counters virtual manipulative offers a variety of color counters with numbers & operators to help students visualize basic math concepts.

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Create a spinner of your choosing. Add or delete sectors, change their sizes and colors, go wild.

Make sure the Number of Spins is 1, and click the Spin button.

How does the experimental probability compare to the theoretical probability?

Click the Spin button a few more times. What happens?

Change the Number of Spins to 100, and click the Spin button.

How do the experimental and theoretical probabilities now compare?

Hit the Spin button a few more times. What happens?

What would you expect to happen if you hit the button many times?

Increase the Number of Spins to a very large number (the maximum allowed is 99,999).

Hit the Spin button one or more times?

Now compare the theoretical and experimental probabilities. What do you notice?

Was your prediction correct?

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Use this tool to create a spinner to examine experimental and theoretical outcomes.

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I like this fraction wall as it's easy to customise.

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Fraction walls are a great way to teach about fractions and in particular equivalent fractions. In a fraction wall each row or layer of the wall represents one whole number. The layers are divided into a number of bricks and hence each brick represents a fraction whose denominator is equal to the number of bricks in that layer. Each brick can be turned on or off by clicking it. This wall also allows the display of decimal and percentage values. To the right of the wall are boxes which can be hidden, the value of each box is fraction of the wall that has been turned on.

Selecting different walls

When you launch this interactive teaching program the initial wall is a mixed one showing 3 distinct fraction families. Change the wall by using the mode control. 'Large' displays a wall in which the layers are split 1,2,3 up to 12. The others split the wall along 2s, 3s or 5s. The 5s also includes a lower wall of 100 bricks, this naturally works quite well in explaining percentages since each brick represent ¹⁄ ₁₀₀ or 1%.

Fractions, decimals or percentages

Use the display type control to display decimals (rounded to 2dp), percentages (rounded to 1dp), fractions or none.

The equivalent fraction control

Normally when you click a brick to turn it on or off, only that brick is affected. However if you turn on the equivalent fraction function by clicking the 'Eq' toggle button. Now when a brick is clicked the other layers will turn on bricks if they can match an equivalent fraction. Note, this is not always possible, in fact if you select the primes wall it is never possible to show an equivalent fraction. In this case all the other layers have bricks turned off.

Least Common Multiple

Also known as 'the lowest common multiple' or 'smallest common multiple' is crucial when adding, subtracting or comparing fractions. This button will calculate the LCM based on the rows that have active bricks. Pressing the LCM button will create a new wall that contains the originally selected fraction but also a new layer with the number of divisions equalling the least common multiple of the denominators of the other rows. Sounds complicated, but it really just means that it is always possible to create an equivalent fraction in the LCM row from the other rows.

Other controls

The other controls are

'On' button when clicked will turn on all the bricks

'Off' button when clicked will turn off all the bricks

'Random' button creates a randomized wall in which roughly half the bricks are on. Usually you would hide the totals before pressing this and then the class can work out each fraction in the random wall.

' < ' button will align all the bricks to the left hand side of the wall. This is often pressed after using the randomize function. Fractions can then be compared by considering the length of each row of on bricks.

hide totals click to hide all the totals. The individuals total can then be clicked to show the value.

show totals reveal all the totals.

Advanced Section

To show or hide the advanced section click the advanced toggle button

When the advance controls are on, each layer of the wall has a dedicated slider, move this to change the number the number of bricks in that layer.

Automatic 1 button when clicked create a new wall by dividing the top layer by all its ascending prime factors. So for example if you move the top slider so the top layer has 42 bricks and then click the button. The primefactors of 42 are 2,3 and 7. So the second layer will have 42÷2=21 bricks, the third layer will have 21÷3=7 bricks and the final layer will have 7÷7= 1 brick.

Automatic 2 is similar but creates a layer for every factor of the top layer value.

Add Layer adds a new layer to the bottom of the wall.

total type select control will change the type of total to display. The default is to match what the wall shows, so in this case if the wall is showing fraction the total will be a fraction. But using this control it is now possible for fractions to be shown in the wall but the total to be given as a percentage.

Further fractions

Closely related to this activity is the percentage fraction and decimals grid, which can be used to display a square or circle fraction representation.

Other activities that can be used to teach fractions are the clock activity which uses the clock face to show the fraction of minutes passed in an hour. Launch the activity and select the fractions mode, this mode also show equivalent fractions for example ³⁰⁄ ₆₀ = ¹⁄ ₂. The number explorer activity can show the fraction resulting from division of a number.

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Interactive Fraction Wall | online fraction | percentage | decimal | visnos

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Online fraction wall, easily display fractions using interactive white board. Simple to explore fraction,decimals and percentages . Step by step view equivalent fractions. Beautiful display which children love.

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Filter - PhET Interactive Simulations (colorado.edu)

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Free virtual manipulatives for schools ideal for Interactive white board (visnos.com)

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Visnos demonstrations page - free activities to explore mathematical concepts using virtual manipulatives. Online math activities using fractions, decimals, percentages, multiplication tables, division, telling the time, angles, polygons, factors and multiples.

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For my educator friends who have access to Google Slides, but do not have access to PowerPoint, this post is for you. Since Google Slides does not have the animation that makes the Splats become transparent, the Splat! reveal does not work in Slides. Now - with these materials - it will. I've rewritten the first 20 Splat! lessons and the first 20 Fraction Splat! lessons with a different method so they will now include the reveal when using Google Slides.

The content of the lessons is the same as the original lessons.

Visit these links to see the original videos about how to use the and the Fraction Splat! slides.

Quick Note: The file sharing power of Google Drive is impressive and highly useful. However, for the purposes of sharing these resources, I need to use a method that I can personally maintain, update and support - and I've learned that the best way to provide resources from my blog is through the download links and the sign-up forms.

I hope you enjoy these Splats! formatted to work in Google Slides!

Splat Through 10
How many dots are under the Splat?
SPLAT 1.1 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 2.1 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.2 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.3 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.4 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.5 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.2 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)SPLAT 3.1 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.2 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.3 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.4 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.5 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 4.1 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.2 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.3 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.4 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.5 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) Note: These lessons use a single splat along with a mixture of unit fractions and whole numbers. In Level 11, you control the Splat! SPLAT 11.1 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.2 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.3 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.4 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.5 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.3 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)Note: These lessons use a single Splat! which appears at the same moment as the whole numbers and fractions. Each question instantly presents missing information. SPLAT 12.1 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.2 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.3 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.4 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.5 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) Multiple Splats! with Fractions Note: These lessons include multiple Splats! and you control the timing of the Splats! The entire screen can be seen, the total can be determined, and then Splat! Remember: Each Splat! that is the same color must be covering the same number. SPLAT 13.1 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.2 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.3 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.4 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.5 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version)
Note: These lessons use multiple Splats! which appear at the same moment as the whole numbers and fractions. Each question instantly presents missing information. Remember: Each Splat! that is the same color must be covering the same number. SPLAT 14.1 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.2 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.3 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.4 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.5 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.4 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 1.5 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)

Splat Through 20
How many dots are under the Splat?

Multiple Splats
Note: Splats that are the same color must cover the same number.

Instant Multiple Splat
Note: An additional feature of this level is the opportunity to ask, "What could the total be?"

Instant Fraction Splat!

Multiple Instant Splats! with Fractions

After reading this blog post, take a look at THE 12 MOST POPULAR MATH STRATEGIES AND DOWNLOADS ON THIS BLOG.

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For my educator friends who have access to Google Slides, but do not have access to PowerPoint, this post is for you. Since Google Slides does not have the animation that makes the Splats become transparent, the Splat! reveal does not work in Slides. Now - with these materials - it will. I've rewritten the first 20 Splat! lessons and the first 20 Fraction Splat! lessons with a different method so they will now include the reveal when using Google Slides.

The content of the lessons is the same as the original lessons.

Visit these links to see the original videos about how to use the and the Fraction Splat! slides.

Quick Note: The file sharing power of Google Drive is impressive and highly useful. However, for the purposes of sharing these resources, I need to use a method that I can personally maintain, update and support - and I've learned that the best way to provide resources from my blog is through the download links and the sign-up forms.

I hope you enjoy these Splats! formatted to work in Google Slides!

Splat Through 10
How many dots are under the Splat?
SPLAT 1.1 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 2.1 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.2 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.3 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.4 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 2.5 - with numbers 12-20 (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.2 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)SPLAT 3.1 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.2 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.3 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.4 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 3.5 - multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 4.1 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.2 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.3 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.4 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 4.5 - instant multiple splats (Google Slides compatible version) Note: These lessons use a single splat along with a mixture of unit fractions and whole numbers. In Level 11, you control the Splat! SPLAT 11.1 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.2 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.3 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.4 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 11.5 - fraction splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.3 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)Note: These lessons use a single Splat! which appears at the same moment as the whole numbers and fractions. Each question instantly presents missing information. SPLAT 12.1 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.2 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.3 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.4 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 12.5 - Instant Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) Multiple Splats! with Fractions Note: These lessons include multiple Splats! and you control the timing of the Splats! The entire screen can be seen, the total can be determined, and then Splat! Remember: Each Splat! that is the same color must be covering the same number. SPLAT 13.1 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.2 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.3 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.4 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 13.5 - Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version)
Note: These lessons use multiple Splats! which appear at the same moment as the whole numbers and fractions. Each question instantly presents missing information. Remember: Each Splat! that is the same color must be covering the same number. SPLAT 14.1 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.2 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.3 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.4 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 14.5 - Instant Multiple Fraction Splats (Google Slides compatible version) SPLAT 1.4 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)
SPLAT 1.5 - numbers through 10 (Google Slides compatible version)

Splat Through 20
How many dots are under the Splat?

Multiple Splats
Note: Splats that are the same color must cover the same number.

Instant Multiple Splat
Note: An additional feature of this level is the opportunity to ask, "What could the total be?"

Instant Fraction Splat!

Multiple Instant Splats! with Fractions

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