#math games

[ajearthlinggg]

petition to make the puppet master from prodigy the next Tumblr sexyman

[kaythefloppa]

Wild Kratts Math Suite: Creature Roundup - [Full Gameplay] ||PBS Kids Ga...

A web-server has been created in which PBS Kids flash games from 2015 can be playable on one's computer. The link to install that server is in the description of the video.

Through this, I have been able to play the Wild Kratts Math Suite, Creature Roundup. Albeit incomplete due to some assets currently being lost media (i.e. Flower Flyer), but I was able to finish the game for the first time since 2017. And now, on the weekend of Chris Kratt's birthday, I've uploaded a gameplay of it with my customized Avatar and Creature Power Disc's.

Enjoy!

[real-real-numbers]

what's that math game where you load a webpage and it will give you some randomized fake name of a theorem. what is the name of the webpage

[cognifitgames]

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[fioras-resolve]

My extended family just released a daily math game called Summary. I'm really liking it, check it out!

[intothestacks]

Cool Board Games for Your Library

Dino Math Tracks – $33 CAD

Type: Board Game Players: 2-4 Mechanics: Dice Rolling Playtime: 15 min Age: 6+ Skills You Practice: Addition, Multiplication, Place Value

A game that can be adjusted to learn a variety of math skills at various difficulty levels where the goal is to get your dinosaurs to safety by answering math questions.

Why it’d be good for a library collection:

Family-friendly

Simple difficulty level

Cheap

Educational

Variable game difficulty

I had this game as a kid and I loved it -- and I've always hated math due to having dyscalculia so that's saying something.

[haveyouplayedthisboardgame-poll]

[congnifit]

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[arconinternet]

Linéo (Windows, Jonathan Buron, 2006)

A puzzle game where each player chooses the pieces the other must place. The goal: complete a row, column or diagonal of pieces with the same color, shape, height and/or, uh, holiness. Download it here.

Tips: Run the 'Lineo Win7' program if using Windows 7 or later. The options menu includes a language select that includes English (you can change the piece colors, too). After quitting, even with the X button on the window, click the main window, rather than clicking the X again.

Based on the board game Quarto by Swiss mathematician Blaise Müller.

[games-fsaf]

Welcome to our exciting gaming website, where fun meets challenge! We offer a variety of games that cater to players of all ages. Here’s a glimpse of three popular games you can enjoy:1. Tic Tac Toe Dive into the classic game of Tic Tac Toe! This simple yet strategic game allows you to challenge your friends or play against the computer. The objective is to get three of your marks in a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. It's a perfect way to sharpen your critical thinking skills while having fun!2. Ping Pong Get ready for some fast-paced action with our Ping Pong game! Test your reflexes and hand-eye coordination as you compete against the computer or a friend. With realistic graphics and smooth gameplay, you’ll feel like you’re playing on a real table. Aim for the perfect shot and outscore your opponent to claim victory!3. Math Games Make learning fun with our Math Games! Designed for players of all ages, these games help improve your math skills through engaging challenges. Solve puzzles, complete equations, and race against the clock to enhance your arithmetic abilities. Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, our Math Games provide a fun way to learn!Join us today and explore these games that promise hours of entertainment and learning!

[mathhombre]

Hiii I went to the Chicago nctm I talked in a presentation it was about kids with disabilities like dyslexia or ADHD etc.

and I got some stuff :3

I was there, too! Good conference.

I presented about math games. Handout.

Best thing for me was seeing some of my favorite people after waaay too long.

Any links to your presentation?

[prokopetz]

Did you see that Magic: the Gathering now has a game state in which you need to prove that there are an infinite number of twin primes to win? I can explain it more if you are interested.

(With reference to this post here.)

By all means, please tell us about the Magic: the Gathering combo which requires proving the twin prime conjecture in order to win.

[trumpeterapps]

Fruit Math Game - Logic Puzzles (Free, No Ads!)

I recently launched a free game called Fruit Math Game: Logic Puzzles. With 100 challenging levels, the game is designed to test and improve players' math and logic skills in a fun and engaging way.

Key Features:

- Daily Free Answers: Players receive 3 free answers each day to help them progress.

- Fun Puzzles: The game involves dragging and dropping fruits to solve math puzzles.

- Ad-Free Experience: Enjoy uninterrupted gameplay with no ads.

Your feedback would be invaluable!

Download Links:

Android:

IOS

[fioras-resolve]

31 Days

Exactly a month ago, I started playing this game that my extended family had made. It's a daily math game, or like, a daily classical cryptography game. I have been solving the new puzzles each day, for 31 days.

I'm still taking it in, you know? I've never had such a clear idea of how long a month is, but now I have to know: It's the time between getting an email showing me this game and right now. Perhaps this should horrify me, as confronting the passage of time should come with the spectre of mortality. But as someone who has never believed herself to have a future, it has the opposite effect. It gives me a sense of just how time passes, how long things take, and how much I can do in a month.

But it's hard to believe there can be anything in my life so consistent. I flounder between projects and take opportunities when they come, my activities or mood on any given day is largely dependent on fate and happenstance. But I have somehow managed to do this one tiny thing each day for a month. It makes me think about the importance of rituals, to have something in your life that can anchor you in time.

These days, games come packed with rituals in some form or another. Plenty of games, online and offline, come with daily bonuses, daily activities, and rewards for sticking with it, every day. It's hard to know where to draw a line. These techniques are a few of many that companies can use to extract every bit of time, money, and attention out of you. But in individual cases I am okay with them. I like the daily nature of Wordle or Animal Crossing. I like it when Fire Emblem Fates or Bravely Default give me small rewards as real-world time passes. In the days of the DS or 3DS these mechanics felt more experimental and benign. I can't help but wonder if that was ever really true.

Summary is an ephemeral game. It changes every day, and a missed day cannot be taken back. Missing a day in my streak was actually what made me give up Wordle, unsurprisingly, and that'll probably be what gets me to drop this game. Back when Wordle was popular, there was a controversy over it being ephemeral like this. Some didn't like its daily slow-paced nature, which is fair enough if you don't care for game as ritual. Others made an argument that the daily format is inherently anti-preservation, as one day's experience will never be the same as the next. I balk at this framing, as someone in theatre. Yes, some art cannot be truly (or at least losslessly) preserved. It is of the moment, and that is part of the beauty of it. For art to be an event, for it to require you to be there, in that moment, is not as terrible a thing as some would tell you.

Thinking on it after a month, I'm not sure if I'd say I "like" Summary as a math-y puzzle game. It's missing the kind of tension and strategy that Wordle has, and while its puzzles are certainly coherent, I don't really feel like I'm getting "better" at the game, or that it particularly wants me to. I'm curious to ask the developers how they designed these puzzles, because as a designer, this game is a fascinating piece of work. But the Wordle formula is... It's one of those things, you know? It's like Minesweeper, it has a set of mechanics that just works, and it's hard to replicate without losing the charm somewhere. Summary is a good attempt, one I've stuck with for a month and plan to continue. But the ritual matters more than the game.

[kids-worldfun]

9 Exciting Math Games for Kids and Students

There are many games that kids can play to have fun but when it comes to playing games which can educate them, they simply refuse to accept or download those kinds of educational games. In this online world where kids are attending their classes from online methods, it has become a daunting task to make them sit and study like people used to do before the covid times. So, to boost up their…

[smbhax]

Fruit Box - drag a box over numbers adding up to 10 to clear them from the board while insanity-inducing muzak plays ^ _^