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Math- Grade Level K-1
Mathemorphosis
Use your addition or subtraction skills to help the caterpillar "mathemorphosize" to a beautiful butterfly. Each time you answer a math problem correctly, your caterpillar will chew up a leaf and get larger. If you keep answering questions correctly, your butterfly will form a cocoon (chrysalis) around itself until it bursts out as one of four different kinds of butterflies123 Order
This program has a number line on the bottom of the screen, 1-10,
Students fill in which number comes next.Number Sense
Students fill in the Missing Numbers from 1 to 10.Count Your Chickens
Students count animal pictures in groups from 1 to 10.
Numbers Students Find Groups of Things from 1 to 10.
Count Us In
This site has 15 interactive primary games. Each is designed to help children understand basic number concepts. Activities include counting, grouping, ordinal numbers and more. All games require Flash 5 or higher.
Number Train
Students build a train by moving boxcars numbered 1-10. Students hear the number's name and see the written number. When they click on a boxcar they see graphic representations of the number.
The Counting Story
Students click on a number from 1-11, they see the number, a number sentence, and a graphic representation (bunnies) of the amount they clicked on.Count the fish shown, and then click the shell with the correct number. 1-10 Narrated
Same or Different
Students click on the picture with the same number of items as the example on the left of the screen.
How many?
Students practice counting and click on the number equal to the number of shapes shown.
Counting Sets
This site has students practice counting different sets of animals.
Snakes and Ladders
Students play a game similar to Chutes and Ladders students count forward. The game can be adjusted for 1 or 2 players.
Dam Jammer
Students must find and drag the shape to plug the hole that is in the dam. There are three levels and each gets progressively harder. They levels are Basic Shapes, Flips and Turns and Combine Shapes.
Buzzing with Shapes
Buzzing with Shapes- Students play against each other, they count sides on different shapes and play a game almost like tic-tac-toe.
Sorting Bumper Cars
Students sort bumper cars placing cars in the correct circle. This activity has students practice recognizing equal to and more than.
Count Hoot
Young students practice addition, subtraction or a combination of both skills by counting ladybug spots. There are three skill levels.
Patterns
Students are presented with a pattern and are asked to identify what
comes next.
Number Sentences
Students answer the question by putting the cursor inside the answer box, then use the keyboard to type the number.
Addition
Addition- Students answer the addition problems by putting the cursor in the answer box below the question, then they use the keyboard to type in the number.
Picture Adding
Students add pictures that appear in each box and enter the correct answer from three choices that are provided for them.
Subtraction
Students answer the subtraction problems by putting the cursor in the answer box below the question, then they use the keyboard to type in the number.
Number Grid
Students must fill in the blank squares in the number grid to count from 1 to 100. Great practice site!