Description: This innovative game requires students to save seven members of a Royal Family from prison by using their order of operation skills to build stairways leading to their secret cells. Choose your character first and then begin solving the order of operations equation by clicking on the first number, then its operator, followed by the second number. For example, in a problem such 5 + 3 x 2 (6 – 4). The user should click on the 6 first, the “-” second, and the 4 last. Once two numbers and the operator have been clicked on, the program will isolate the problem to solve, in this case 6-4. If the student correctly solves the problem, a second step will appear with the shortened problem: 5 + 3 x 2 – 2. The user would then click on the 3 followed by the “x” and then the two. The resulting problem on the next step would be 5 + 6 – 2 and students would solve the last two problems before successfully saving the first of the royal family. This game is OUTSTANDING practice in order of operations and one of the only GAMES on the internet reinforcing this skills. Classified under: math game, math games, order of operations game, order of operations games, exponents game, exponents games

Description: Tony Fraction is a FREE, fun, online game that reinforces fraction identification, reduction, and equivalent fractions. Students play the role of Tony, a pizza shop owner who must fulfill the requests of his demanding customers. Tony’s customers order their pizzas with odd fractions of topping — not just the traditional "1/2 pepperoni and 1/2 plain." Tony’s customers routinely order pizzas with fractions such as fourths, sixths, eights, twelfths, and even sixteenths depending on the size of the pizza ordered. Students have five minutes to fill as many pizza orders and possible with the goal of making as much money as they can. NOW PLAY WITH OR WITHOUT THE COUNTDOWN. Classified under: Math game, math games, fraction game, fractions game, fraction games, fractions games

Description: Tony Fraction 2.0 — The Pizza Shop! is an exciting interactive math game where students run their own pizzeria while mastering fraction multiplication and division! Choose from four Pizza Schools, slice pizzas into fractional portions, and prepare orders for hungry customers. Earn money and tips, collect five-star PizzaBuzz reviews, and purchase 14 fun decorations to build and customize your restaurant! With helpful hints, lightning-fast bonuses, animated celebrations, background music, and relaxed or timed challenges, Tony Fraction 2.0 makes learning fractions a delicious adventure!

Description: This is Tony Fraction's Pizza Shop in Spanish!

Description: This is Tony Fraction's Pizza Shop in French

Description: Horrendous Soup is a fun game in which students have to make a recipe for the most disgusting soup they can imagine. Students progress through the game by adding ingredients to the soup. Some of the ingredients are measured in capacity, some are measured in mass, and some are measured in distance (for example, the recipe might call for a certain amount of millimeters of toothpaste or tree branch). Given this is a bit far-fetched, but still a perfect way to reinforce metric conversion skills. To successfully print out the recipe, students must demonstrate the ability to convert the amounts of ingredients to other metric units. For example, liters to milliliters and vice versa, grams to milligrams and vice versa, and millimeters to centimeters to meters. See demonstration video for more information. Classified Under: Math game, math games, measurement game, measurement games

Description: Horrendous Soup 2.0 — The Disgusting Diner! is a hilarious interactive math game where students run their own revolting restaurant while mastering metric conversions! Customers order from a menu of 45 disgusting soups, each requiring 5–7 ingredients that must be carefully measured and dropped into a bubbling cauldron. Convert between liters, milliliters, kilograms, grams, milligrams, meters, centimeters, and millimeters using whole numbers, decimals, and fractions. Complete orders to earn money, receive outrageous customer reviews, unlock new disgusting ingredients, and purchase up to 14 bizarre restaurant decorations, including a pet crow, gargoyle, goldfish bowl, and monster jukebox! With four measurement schools, helpful hints, background music, animated cooking, and relaxed or timed gameplay, Horrendous Soup 2.0 makes metric conversions disgustingly fun!

Description: One of the most popular games on mrnussbaum.com, Cash Out is perfect for practicing counting money or calculating change. Students have three minutes (or can play without a timer) to complete as many sales as possible by giving customers the correct change. The game is totally customizable and with different skill levels and hints/no hints. NOW - play this game with American coins and currency OR with Euros! Classified under: math game, math games, money game, money games, counting change game, counting change games, decimal game, decimal games, decimals game, decimals games

Description: Become a cashier and practice counting money, making change, and solving real-world math problems in Cash Out 2.0! Choose from six exciting game modes, including High Roller, where you'll make change for million-dollar purchases like yachts, mansions, and private islands! Explore five world currencies—U.S. dollars, euros, British pounds, Canadian dollars, and Australian dollars—and examine real currency in the interactive Currency Explorer. With adjustable difficulty levels, timed challenges, store upgrades, and realistic coins and bills, Cash Out 2.0 makes learning about money fun for students of all ages!

Description: One of the most popular games on mrnussbaum.com, Cash Out is perfect for practicing counting money or calculating change. Students have three minutes (or can play without a timer) to complete as many sales as possible by giving customers the correct change. The game is totally customizable and with different skill levels and hints/no hints.

Description: This fun game allows students to practice counting Canadian dollars and coins and giving change to animal characters for their outrageous purchases. It is fully customizable and students can play with or without hints. The coins are outdated, but still allow for great practice!

Description: This fun game allows students to earn tokens to the fair by demonstrating their understanding of probability. Once inside the fair, students can play a range of different probability games. Classified under: Math game, math games, probability game, probability games

Description: Step right up to Probability Fair 2.0, an exciting interactive carnival where students explore probability while earning tickets and winning prizes! Play eight attractions, including Duck Pluck, Plinko, Ticket Wheel, Number Board, and Shell Game. Predict outcomes, calculate probabilities, and watch colorful animations bring each game to life. With changing probabilities, optional math challenges, exciting jackpots, and carnival music, every round offers a new experience! Earn tickets, visit the Redemption Center to choose from 28 virtual prizes, and build your own collection in My Prizes. Includes adjustable difficulty levels, a Probability Lab, and printable score reports!

Description: The Market is an incredible application that allows students to choose and track shares of real companies over time in a simulated environment. Teachers can even set up competitions for their classes. NOW WITH NEW STOCKS AND CRYPTOCURRENCIES.

Description: This innovative game requires students to "purchase" as many of the world's most important landmarks as possible with ten billion dollars. Students must purchase by using the game's tools to convert dollars to the native currency. For example, to buy the Eiffel tower, players must convert dollars to euros. The game provides real-time currency exchange rates and has numerous twists and turns. Games can be saved! For more detailed video instructions, check out the Burnside Billion's instructional video.

Description: Hot Chocolate Nation is an awesome game that requires players to use metric conversions and division to fulfill customer orders in a timely manner, gain positive reviews, and make as much as possible for their hot chocolate business.

Description: Tax Master is a fast-paced 5-minute shift game where players calculate sales tax and final totals for randomly generated shipments across U.S. states. You’ll race against three fictional coworkers on a live scoreboard, using a built-in calculator and state tax table to submit accurate sales as quickly as possible. Win the shift to earn a fun promotion celebration and print a score report showing your total correct packages and average time per sale.

Description: Pi Day Pie Sale is a fast-paced math game where students act as pie shop cashiers and price different kinds of pies using π = 3.14 and the correct formula for each pie type. Players measure the pie’s diameter with a movable, expandable ruler, calculate the price with the on-screen calculator, and submit their answer to complete sales and earn revenue. In timed mode, students race the clock to make as many accurate sales as possible, then receive a printable score report at the end.

Description: Factorization Forest is a game in which students can practice their prime factorization skills. Students can choose to build a forest without a timer using their prime factorization skills, or, can play a game in which they try to populate a river valley with as many trees as possible in three minutes using their prime factorization skills.To play, choose the game type and select the type of tree you would like to grow. Then, turn your attention to the number that appears at the top of the screen. This will be the number you will “factorize”. Click the ” + ” button to begin building your factor tree. Continue clicking the ” + ” buttons that appear until your are left with only prime numbers. Then, count of the prime numbers to form your factorization. To type in your factorization, find the space toward the bottom of the screen in which you can enter a number and use the ” + ” to enter other numbers. Use the dotted lines positioned to the upper right of each number to specify exponents. When you are satisfied with your factorization, click the ” ? ” button. If you are correct, you will see your tree grow. If you are playing the create a forest version of the game, you can move your tree to any place on the picture. If you are playing the timed version, the tree will remain in a fixed position. Classified Under: Math game, math games, multiplication game, multiplication games, factorization game, factorization games, exponents game, exponents games

Description: II Minute-Warning is a fast-paced football-themed learning game where students race against the clock to convert Super Bowl numbers into Roman numerals. Correct answers earn touchdowns or field goals based on speed, making accuracy and quick thinking the key to victory.

Description: This fun and challenging game requires students to help movers do their job by calculating the areas or surface areas of the "packages." Formulas and calculator provided. Students can choose to exclude surface area or area. BUGS FIXED.

Description: Card Sharks is a probability game fashioned from the old game show of the same name. It is fun and addictive! Classified under: Math game, math games, probability game, probability games

Description: This fun game requires students to role play as Fraction Man - a super hero who must save the world from horrible, parachuting decimal aliens by converting them to harmless fractions. math game, math games, decimal game, decimal games, decimals game, decimals games, fraction game, fraction games, fractions game, fractions games

Description: This fun game requires students to role play as Fraction Man - a super hero who must save the world from horrible, parachuting decimal aliens by converting them to harmless fractions.

Description: Welcome to ZooDesigner. You have been hired to design five enclosures for the animals at a local zoo. You have to use your knowledge of how to calculate area and perimeter to design the correct enclosures and to earn your ZooDesigner Points. Use the blueprint area to sketch out the dimensions (area, perimeter, or area and perimeter) of the enclosure. If you design the enclosures incorrectly, the animals will escape and the zoo visitors will run for their lives. You, of course, will be fired!

Description: Paper Football is a two-player game. Choose your teams and then set the score one of the players wins to win the game. Then, use the meters on the right to enter the numbers necessary to push the football to the other side of the table. Watch out for table cracks that slow down the football (these will mover around, too!) Score a touchdown by pushing the football so that part of it rests past the edge of the table.

Description: Clockworks in an awesome way for kids of all grade levels to practice telling time. It requires students to set as many clocks as possible in two minutes. The game is completely customizable. The easy setting includes times that end in :00, :15, :30, or :45. The medium setting includes the above as well as five-minute intervals. The advanced setting includes times to one-minute intervals, and the challenge setting includes difficult elapsed time problems. In this setting, scoring one or two is impressive!

Description: This is a fun, time-telling game written in Spanish!

Description: In this fun game, students must estimate angle measures to blast invading starships. Each round gets harder than the last as the margin of error decreases and the clues disappear. Classified under: math game, math games, angle game, angles game, angles games, geometry games, protractor game, protractor games

Description: This fun game requires students to calculate slope to move their character up the mountain. How high can you go?

Description: Stock the Shelves is a fun way for students to reinforce their skills in using a coordinate plane. The game does require students to understand negative numbers in a coordinate plane as well as positive numbers. The idea is to help a store clerk "stock the shelves" with drinks such as soda and chocolate milk before customers arrive. Each bottle must be positioned in its exact location. Students have two minutes to position all 20 bottles.

Description: This fun coordinate plane game is written in Spanish!

Description: Explore negative exponents in this interactive, spooky-themed math activity! Students match negative exponents with their equivalent fractions and watch correct pairs descend into the mysterious “Upside Down.” The activity includes scoring, a timer, visual animations, online practice, and printable worksheets to reinforce understanding of negative exponents in a fun and memorable way.

Description: In Tipster, students player the role of restaurant manager who must calculate the tip amounts for his or her servers. This fun game involves calculating percentages of numbers and quality of service. Quality of service indicated by the customers determined percentage of total bill that constitutes tip. For example, the total bill at a table is $100.00, and the service was level was a "3," the customer pays 15% making the total bill $115. Very fun!

Description: Computation Castle is a fun game that requires students to use their fractions, measurement, place value, and exponents skills to reverse a spell placed that caused the royal family to be turned into various animals.

Description: This game requires students to find items in a super market and then to determine the best deal (lowest unit price) based on three possible deals for ten total items. REQUIRES FLASH

Description: Welcome, Slope Man. You are one of the world's most adventurous mountain climbers. Your job is to climb ten of the world's tallest peaks by calculating the slope at different points in your climbs. Climb Mt. Fuji, Mauna Loa, Mont Blanc, and even Mt. Everest and others, but be careful --- wrong calculations will result in icy disasters.

Description: This super-fun online game requires students to correctly order whole numbers and decimals on a number line. If students accomplish this task, they are rewarded with tokens that can be redeemed for chances to play any of four boardwalk games: Ski-ball, Whack-a-Pirate, Air Hockey, and Roll the Ball. Tokens are saved as long as students play on the same computer. See instructional video for more information.

Description: Welcome to Whimsical Windows. It is here, behind one of the 15 windows, where you can find the long lost black unicorn stallion. Each window, however, is locked and only a special equation can open it. To find the equation, you'll need to look at the relationship between the ordered pairs etched into each window. One equation governs each of the ordered pairs. Such a relationship is referred to as a function. Click on a window and find the equation. If you are correct, the window will open and you'll discover one of forty possible animated animals. You may find a tiger, giraffe, giant panda, koala, or others such as sabertooth tiger, wholly mammoth, the kraken, white unicorn, and of course the mythical and mysterious black unicorn stallion. The game ends, and all of the windows open when you solve the equation for the window that opens to the black unicorn stallion.

Description: Step Up! – The Two-Step Equation Challenge is an exciting math adventure where students climb a giant staircase by solving two-step equations! Each completed equation unlocks a treasure chest filled with jewels, gold, and cash. The faster students solve, the more valuable their treasure! With increasingly challenging equations, negative numbers, checkpoints, and a running treasure scoreboard, students race to reach the summit and build their fortune!

Description: This fun game requires students to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers in order to fulfill as many customer orders as possible in five minutes. Perfect for enrichment, mental math practice, and friendly competitions. See instructional video for demonstration.

Description: Sal’s Sub Shop is a great way for kids to practice their metric and standard measurement skills with fractions. The object of the game is to fulfill customer orders by cutting the sub to their exact specifications. For example, a customer might order a sub that is 8 and 5/8 inches long or 15 and 1/5 centimeters long. If students can manage to fulfill eight customer orders, they win the game. Classified Under: Math game, math games, measurement game, measurement games, fraction game, fraction games

Description: Turn the United States ablaze in color, then determine the ratios of the states relative to color. For example, if there are five blue states and three red states, the ratio of blue states to red states is 5:3. Choose from 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 colors. Print out a beautiful map with all of the correct ratios when you are finished.

Description: This super fun game challenges students to obtain a specified amount of money in their "piggy bank" by collecting the correct amounts that fall from the sky. Students can take it step-by-step, or, go for the fast-moving falling diamond, which allows them to make a quick calculation to determine the amount remaining to be collected. Challenging!

Description: Lunch Line is a fun (and funny) game in which students practice their fractions, decimals, and percentages ordering skills. Students must arrange the celebrities and historical figures in a lunch line based on the values floating on top of their heads from least to greatest. If students arrange all ten correctly, the lunch line will proceed smoothly to the cafeteria in a straight line and they’ll be able to print out a certificate showing the line leader. If figures are positioned incorrectly, the lunch line will stagger crookedly and inefficiently to the cafeteria, thereby angering the teacher.

Description: Buddy System is a fun and very challenging game that requires students to the play the fictional role of a teacher who must pair his or her students for field trip. "Pairs" must present "equal" terms. One is a proportion and one is a fraction. For example, a pair might be a student with 1/2 and another student with 2.4/4.8. To make it more fun, the "students" are historical figures and current celebrities. Very challenging!

Description: Welcome to AIRmadillos! While armadillos are common in much of the southern portions of the United States and Mexico, a special breed of this mysterious mammal has colonized the remote Big Bend country of west Texas. This species, known as the AIRmadillo, has taken to flying paper airplanes in its chosen habitats. Today, you can play the role of the rarely seen AIRmadillo by using your math skills and quick reflexes to help him or her fly airplanes as far possible. Launch paper airplanes and watch them rocket through the sky by choosing the optimum arm release angle. Be careful though, wind speed, direction, airplane type, setting and arm power also play major factors in determining the distance your airplane will fly. You control it all. You get one practice throw and three “official” throws. If your three official throws total a distance of 50 meters or more, you can print out a special certificate. Watch the instructional video for more.

Description: This fun activity requires students to solve basic equations for slope and y-intercepts to design a beautiful stained glass window.

Description: How well can you add and subtract both positive and negative numbers? Temperature Map requires students to add and subtract both positive and negative numbers in specially-designed word problems to determine the temperatures of ten cities around the world. This game serves as an enjoyable way for students to practice adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers, improve number sense, and to learn a little bit about world geography and climate, and each city’s temperature in the game is within the range of its actual normal temperatures in summer or winter.

Description: This fun online game reinforces the concept of map scale by challenging students to determine the distances between major world cities.

Description: Age of the Angles is an awesome application designed to reinforce protractor, angle measurement, and angle measure estimation skills. Practice using a protractor to measure angles in the "practice" mode and estimate angle measures in the "play mode." In the play mode, see how many angle measures you can successfully estimate before exhausting your 100 angle measure limit. Classified under: math game, math games, angle game, angles game, angles games, geometry games, protractor game, protractor games

Description: The object of Anti-Homework Elementary is to use your knowledge of angles and angle measures to make it through the week without having to take home any homework from homework-happy teachers. In the game, each day of the week is a different stage and each stage is a different classroom with homework-happy teachers positioned at various angles. Estimate the angle that the teacher with the flashing arrow is positioned at. Type the estimation in where it reads “angle and then press ‘enter.’ ” Use the 0, 90, and 180 degree markers as a guide for estimating the angle measure. If your estimate is good, you will get to throw an anti-homework grenade, which will obliterate the stack of homework the teacher is intending to give you. Don’t worry, the teacher is never harmed. There are five homework-carrying teachers in every round. Be careful though, as you progress through the week, your estimates have to get more precise. In each round, you only have a specific error allotment that ranges from 60 degrees on Monday, to only 25 degrees on Friday! For example, if you guess 100 degrees, and the actual measure location of the teacher is 120 degrees, you will lose 20 degrees from your error allotment. In addition, after each grenade launch, you can see how close your estimated angle was to actual angle.

Description: This simple games requires students to identify proportional triangles among a group of triangles before being able to use them as skateboard ramps.