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Bezpłatny program do nauki matematyki dla dzieci.
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Object of puzzle is to try to get color pieces to create certain patterns in cube.
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Interactive game to construct Magic Squares. Different degrees of difficulty and size of square. Hints and solutions provided.
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Interactive logical and mathematical puzzles with feedback and detailed solutions.
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Small games to create an interest in mathematics.
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Games designed to help children understand basic number concepts.
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Interactive games to help learn about using measurements, mazes, angles, and shapes.
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Gives examples of ways that numbers occur in the world around us. Includes puzzles that concern numbers, geometry, speed rates, and logic.
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Assortment of mathematical challenges based on real life situations.
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This geometry applet is similar to a kaleidoscope in the images it creates.
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Test your skills with this weekly series of problems. Includes links to last week's questions and answers.
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Games, crafts, art, and story problems featuring cats. Encourages children and teens to enjoy and explore mathematical concepts.
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Be a master architect. Draft a floor plan using software as you learn math, or try other fun "architivities." Designed for middle school students.
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Offers math puzzles and comics.
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Includes puzzles and games to test knowledge of basic skills.
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An archive of interesting math facts for use in the classroom or just for fun. Browse by subject, difficulty, keywords, or try the "random" feature. Based at Harvey Mudd College.
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Has online math games for middle school kids. Worksheets and flashcards too.
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A collection of interactive math games.
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Many elementary math related interactive tools. Building blocks, geometry, symmetry and patterns.
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Description of Durer's square and an alphamagic square.
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Includes the Soda Constructor, a Java applet that animates two dimensional models made out of masses and springs.
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Classic puzzles and riddles requiring only simple logic and elementary math.
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Hosted by the ancient mathematicians, Hypatia and Pythagoras, 11-14 years old students can have fun working through a variety of games and print offs.
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Small collection of math puzzles and oddities geared toward gifted 9- to 12-year-olds.
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The Freudenthal Institute for secondary education presents a collection of applets concerning algebra.
