How teachers use these activities
Three ways to run any activity
Teach it live
Put it on the board and play together. Pause to let the class predict, talk it over, and decide each move.
Whole class · on the board
Students play on their own
Copy the student link from any activity page. Students open it on a laptop or tablet, no account needed, and play at their own pace.
Centers · one device each
Build it into a lesson
Use it to open a unit, check understanding mid-lesson, or anchor a project. Students can keep tinkering at home with the student link.
Lessons & projects · class or home
NewStudents cut a whole into equal pieces and lay track along a number line, so 3/4 stops being “3 out of 4 slices” and becomes a place on the line.
SkillFractions as numbers on the number line
Math · Grades 3–5 · 13 min
More activities
Students read Nan’s notes on their own (“Hop in the tub.”) and make Pip do them to relight the lighthouse.
SkillDecoding short-vowel words
English Language Arts · K–1 · 7 min
PlaySpot ladybugs in a flash, hop frogs between two ponds, and find the snails hiding under a leaf.
SkillTaking numbers apart to 5
Math · Pre-K–K · 10 min
PlayDrag the Moon around Earth and set the clock until the telescope matches a film director’s sketch.
SkillWhy the Moon has phases
Science & Engineering · Grades 6–8 · 14 min
PlayKit has a tricky day. Build what Kit says from word tiles, see how it lands, then rewind and try another way.
SkillSaying the problem and what you need
SEL · Grades 2–3 · 12 min
PlayDraw five districts around the same 25 voters and watch the seats flip, while the vote stays 15 to 10.
SkillHow district lines decide House seats
Social Studies · Grades 9–12 · 12 min
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A new activity every day
We’re building more for every grade and subject. A new one goes live every day at 3 pm PT.
