Area Arrays by Tiling Game • Grade 3 (3.MD.C.7a) is an interactive, game-style math activity that helps students understand area as the total number of unit squares in a rectangle. In each round, students work with rows and columns (arrays) to connect visual models to multiplication.
Students complete two types of challenges:
Fraction on a Number Line Sorter Challenge is an interactive, drag-and-drop fraction game that helps students build strong number line skills from 0 to 1. In each round, students see a number line divided into equal parts (changing denominators across 8 different lines). They drag fraction tiles from a “fraction bank” and drop them onto the correct tick marks, matching the fraction’s value to its position on the line.
Fraction Millionaire is a fast-paced, two-player math game inspired by the “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” format—built to help students master equivalent fractions through multiple engaging question types and friendly competition.
Equivalent Fractions • Pie Builder is an interactive fraction game that strengthens students’ understanding of equivalent fractions by combining visual modeling, student choice, and quick feedback.
Compare the Fractions is a fast-paced, interactive fraction game that helps students build visual understanding of fraction size using hands-on models and quick comparison practice.
Fraction Comparison – Drawing Edition is an interactive, student-friendly web game that builds fraction sense by combining visual modeling, drawing, and quick decision-making.
Briefcase Bounty: Math Competition is a fast-paced, two-player math showdown where every correct answer unlocks a chance at big money.
Area & Perimeter Tic-Tac-Toe is an interactive, two-player math game that blends classic tic-tac-toe strategy with Grade 3 measurement concepts aligned to 3.MD.C.8. Players take turns selecting an empty square on a 3Ă—3 board, then must correctly solve an area and/or perimeter challenge to earn the right to place their X or O. If a player answers incorrectly (or runs out of time), they do not place a mark and the turn passes to the other player.
In this game, students will read a sentence with missing words and then find the correct item that matches what belongs in the space. As students get better and move up levels, strange critters begin to chase after them. Options to play are, fact and opinion, context clues, drawing conclusions, and 1-4 syllable words.
