Games

A collection of games and activities that foster number sense skills. Cards include various representations of decimals, fractions and whole numbers.

A tile-based game matching pictorial and numerical representations of fractions.

Place fractions at appropriate locations on a number line.

Create a path from one fraction to another to get to the desired fraction.

Clear a pyramid of fraction cards by matching them with whole number cards. Select pairs of cards which when multiplied make a whole number.

A matching game pairing combinations of pictorial and numerical representations of fractions. Play cards face-up or face-down as a memory game.

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Fraction Representation Cards

Note: This game has been developed using HTML5 allowing it to be used in a browser on any desktop or mobile device.

A card game where the greatest or least integer in a set must be identified.

Integers are located on a number line by placing a glove to catch a numbered ball.

Place integers to create sums that are positive, zero, or negative.

Place integers to create correct comparison statements.

A tile-based game matching either opposite integers or an integer with its counter representation.

Place integers at appropriate locations on a number line.

A matching game pairing combinations of integers, word expressions, number line representations and/or counter representations. Play cards face-up or face-down as a memory game.

Place integer cards at appropriate locations on a number line.

A series of less than and/or greater than questions are asked to identify a secret integer.

Match various representations and characteristics of a linear growing pattern in the fewest number of rolls.

A tile-based game matching pictorial, graphical or pattern rule representations.

A matching game pairing combinations of pattern rule, pictorial, graphical, algebraic and story representations for linear growing patterns. Play cards face-up or face-down as a memory game.

Determine the Robot's rule for linear growing patterns by using input/output pairs.

Explore the key properties of y = sin x, describe the key properties resulting from a transformation of y = sin x and classify a variety of graphs and contextual situations.

A matching game pairing combinations of terminology, graphical representations, definitions, values, and equations for key properties and transformations of sine functions. Play cards face-up or face-down as a memory game.

Choose the sweeper or dancer to practise graphing y = sin x using a variety of different scales.

Identify transformations that changed the original curve into the image curve.

A collection of games and activities that foster number sense skills. Cards include various representations of decimals, fractions and whole numbers.

Practise the fundamental skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. For single operation games the unknown value is the result (e.g., 3 + 5 = ?). For mixed operation games the position of the unknown value changes (e.g., 3 + ? = 8). Players determine the unknown value and drag the glove to the correct answer on the number line.

Additional features (v 2.0.0 April 2019):

• Visual representations at the end of the addition game support the commutative property by illustrating the sum in different orders.
• Visual representations at the end of the subtraction game encourage players to think about subtraction as either a difference, a take away or an overall change.
• For addition and subtraction games the player can choose whether they will work with questions that have two values, three values or a mix of two and three values (the default).
• A setting that allows the player to determine whether or not the ball is pitched automatically once the glove has been positioned.
• A setting that allows the player to turn off the feedback sounds.
• Visual cues related to the correct answer and prompts for the next step.
• Updated annotation features, including hops, to illustrate thinking on the number line.
• Bug fixes

Levels for numbers up to 50 show a variety of representations. For these levels, players drag the glove to the corresponding numeric value on the number line. Levels for numbers above 50 show numeric values. Players locate these values on number lines showing different scales.

Place whole numbers to create correct comparison statements.

A matching game pairing combinations of pictures and whole numbers 0 to 5, 0 to 10 or 0 to 20. Play cards face-up or face-down as a memory game.