A simple game through which young learners "choose the larger block" by counting and comparing the numbers of pieces that make up each block.

Students play a game to practice comparing numbers using the equal, less than, and greater than signs. Work against a timer, and earn points.

Learners investigate how to order numbers. The educational resource consists of notes about the concept, examples, and learning games.

This website gives a simple, easy strategy for how to compare decimals when they have a different number of decimal places. It provides examples in ascending and descending order and an ordering game for practice.

A simple explanation of what the less than and greater than signs are, with links to games where you can practice comparing numbers.

The learning activity examines estimation. The resource consists of explanations, examples with solutions, and a link to estimation games.

Learners investigate visual estimation. The educational resource consists of notes about the concept, examples, and learning games.

A simple game through which young learners practice using the equal, less then, and greater than signs. Uses whole numbers through 10.

Photocopiable activities that ESL teachers can print out and use to help students learn English. A wide selection of materials, all designed to reinforce basic skills, are provided: vocabulary exercises (including math vocabulary); games...

This graphing game challenges players to supply the coordinates for points shown on a series of graphs and also to plot pairs of coordinates on simple Cartesian planes.

Learn about probability concepts with fun learning games including Algebra II Jeopardy, Deal or No Deal, Decisions Decisions, Show Time, Playin' against All Odds, and more.

This is a fun lesson to use while teaching young scholars how to read a calendar. The students will learn how to find information on a calendar then participate in a "3 in a Row" game in order to review. This lesson plan was created as a...

Measuring fun is here! In this week's adventure, children will explore volume, capacity, and weight and learn new math vocabulary words as they practice measurement with real and virtual measuring tools. Each section of this weeklong...

Animal Fun is here! For this week's adventure, Animal Measurement, children will explore measurement with the help of hermit crabs (investigating size correspondence by matching a hermit crab to its appropriate shell), beavers (visual...

This resource use games so that the students have fun and realize the importance of the algebraic language.

The Shodor Education Foundation has as its mission: "To advance science and math education through the use of computational science, modeling and technology." At this site, Shodor's Project Interactivate offers Java-based activities for...

Visit Santa's classroom where you will find fun-filled and engaging activities, printable worksheets, interactive games, and more. A great resource for parents and teachers.

In this game you can play football while solving math problems. Students can choose from Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, or All; there are 4 levels of play to choose from and they can choose algebra style or regular math.

This resource is a fun way to practice odd and even numbers as well as number values (greater than and less than). The object of the game is to drive a vehicle as many miles as possible before running out of fuel.

Clear It Addition is a fun game to practice and extend math fact fluency. Players must create number sentences that add up to the target numbers provided. Earn stars for extra points and clear the board before the timer runs out for...

Welcome to Zero Sum, a fun math-puzzle game! Drag the tiles over the target numbers to reduce their values to zero. Be careful to make sure that none of the target numbers get reduced below zero. If you get stuck, use the reset button to...

Here's a fun exercise on how to multiply your salary--a sample problem dealing with exponents and money.

Count along with Peg and Cat! From helping them find their stuff in the yard to playing a game of Kitchen Math Bingo, you will find many fun ways to count across these three printable activities.

What probability does Pythagoras have to catch a red fish? This game is a great way to learn your multiplication facts and have fun at same time