Math Tools for the Classroom
Virtual manipulatives and practice tools for K–8 math, ready for the smartboard.
Which tool do I need?
- A printable grade 1–5 math test with an answer key: Math Test Generator
- A weekly math homework sheet for families: Weekly Math Homework Generator
- Fact practice worksheets by operation and number range: Math Worksheet Generator
- Model place value with base-ten blocks and ten frames: Virtual Math Manipulatives & Base-10 Blocks
- Show equivalent fractions on a fraction wall: Fraction Bars & Fraction Wall
- Teach telling time with a geared clock: Interactive Teaching Clock
- Explore times-table patterns: Interactive Multiplication Chart
- Count US coins and bills and make change: Counting Money
Math & Probability tools
Ready in one click
- Random Number Generator 1–10
- Random Number Generator 1–20
- Random Number Generator 1–50
- Random Number Generator 1–100
- Random Number Generator 1–1,000
- 1st Grade Math Test
- 2nd Grade Math Test
- 3rd Grade Math Test
- 4th Grade Math Test
- 5th Grade Math Test
- 1st Grade Math Homework
- 2nd Grade Math Homework
- 3rd Grade Math Homework
- 4th Grade Math Homework
- 5th Grade Math Homework
- Tangram Puzzles Online
Teaching guides
All guides- Engagement & Games 8 min read
Halloween Classroom Activities: Fun, Not-Scary Ideas for K–5
Fun, not-scary Halloween classroom activities for K–5: themed name pickers, a Halloween word list, math and review games, a party plan and calm-down ideas. - SEL & Wellbeing 8 min read
Thanksgiving Classroom Activities: Gratitude Ideas for K–5
Gratitude-centered Thanksgiving classroom activities for K–5: sharing prompts, a turkey name hat, a fall word list, pie fraction math and a calm short week. - Engagement & Games 12 min read
Interactive Whiteboard Activities for Elementary: Free Smartboard Ideas for the Whole School Day
Free interactive whiteboard activities for K–5, from morning meeting to dismissal: calendar math, hundreds charts, word building, timers and review games.
About Math Tools for the Classroom
Hands-on models make math visible. These virtual manipulatives let you model place value with base-ten blocks and ten frames, find patterns on an interactive hundreds chart, build numbers on a place value chart with regrouping, count the days of school toward the 100th day, run calendar math at morning meeting, compare fractions on a fraction wall, jump along number lines with integers and decimals, move geared clock hands to teach telling time, count coins and bills or make change on a money mat, and build shapes and fractions with pattern blocks and tangram puzzles — all big enough for the whole class to see.
For practice, there is a beat-the-clock math facts game, an interactive multiplication chart, printable math and money worksheets with answer keys, printable graph paper and coordinate planes, and dice, coins and a random number generator for probability and number sense.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grades are these math tools for?
Most cover kindergarten through 5th grade, and some go further: the number line handles integers and decimals for middle school, and the dice, coins and random number generator work at any grade.
Can students use the math tools on their own devices?
Yes. The tools run in any modern browser, including Chromebooks and iPads, with no app to install and no student accounts.
Do the math worksheets come with answer keys?
Yes. The Math Worksheet Generator prints the student page first and an answer key on the next page.