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A+ Math : Games - Play exciting games like Concentration and Hidden Picture. Test your math skills with quizes and print your own flash cards. You can even print worksheets to practice with off line. Fun for the whole family!
A+ Math : Homework Helper - Homework helper allows you to input a math problem and your solution. It will then tell you if you have the correct answer. This is a great tool for checking homework papers!
Chapters of the MegaMath Book - Kids from 9 to 90 will have hours of fun playing the thinking games here, which involve flat and topological geometry as well as other math and logical concepts. Everything is presented in a colorful, simplified manner, so you may be surprised by the complexity of thought that is needed for some of these games. The Most Colorful Math of All, Games on Graphs (which can be played on a table or playground), Algorithms and Ice Cream for All, and The Hotel Infinity are some of the activities awaiting you here.
FunBrain - How about playing some math baseball? You pick how difficult the math questions should be and decide whether you want addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or all of the above. Then the computer will ask you an arithmetic question. Can you get it right? Swing the bat--wow, it's a triple! After that, see how good you are at making change for a dollar. How many pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters should you give back after a certain purchase is made? This site has other fun games, too, including a concentration matching game.
Joe the Dragon - Joe the Dragon is a very friendly dragon. He likes to have as many friends as possible. You can accompany him on his latest journey, seeing loads of interesting places, or you can visit his Lair and try some quizzes or play a game or read a story.
Kids' Clubhouse - For some wacky word puzzles and math and logic brain teasers, visit this site hosted by publisher Houghton Mifflin. There are also author interviews and book reviews for kids, by kids. They offer summer reading contests, too.
Lemonade Stand - In this easy-to-learn simulation game of high finance, you start with a fistful of dollars, a dream, and a weather forecast. Balance the cost of rent, lemons, and your advertising budget into your sales price per cup. Watch that weatherperson! Can you squeeze out a lemonade empire, or will you lose all your lemons?
Math Advantage - Marvelous math games may be manipulated at this site, which offers learning for kids in kindergarten through eighth grade. Younger ones will enjoy sorting numbered bumper cars in Carnival Cars and playing tic-tac-toe with shapes. The eighth-grade challenges include solving extraterrestrial math problems in Cargo Bay and graphing coordinates to make a robot Elvis dance. In between are many more animated and talkative games to add interest.
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