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Complex Numbers & the Complex Plane

Plot points on the complex plane and discover how multiplication rotates by adding angles and multiplying magnitudes, then draw regular polygons with powers.

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Arithmetic & Geometric Sequences

Explore how terms grow using common differences and ratios, then pair the two sequences to discover a sum formula.

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Sorting by Color and Shape

Color, shape, and use guide you as you drop matching items into the sparkling basket to build a group.

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Conditional Probability and Bayes

Add a condition and watch the denominator shrink out of 100, then trace the probability tree backward to see whether a positive test really means disease.

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Repeated and Circular Permutations

Rearrange items by hand to compare permutations with repetition, circular permutations, and permutations with repeated letters, and see how the counting rule changes.

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Pascal's Triangle and the Binomial Theorem

Tap cells in Pascal's triangle to see that the entries, the right-and-down lattice paths, and the coefficients of (a+b)ⁿ are all the same combinations.

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Combinations nCr

List every possible selection, divide permutations by r! to strip out order, and see the symmetry of choosing r versus leaving out the rest.

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Counting and Permutations

Fill the spots one by one, multiplying the choices that remain, and count the leaves of the tree diagram to confirm the multiplication rule and n!.

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Limits of Sequences and Infinite Series

Change the common ratio to see where convergence, divergence, and oscillation part ways, and find when an infinite geometric series still adds up to a finite sum.

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Two-Digit Multiplication

Split two-digit numbers into tens and ones to see the four part-products, and find out why the second line of long multiplication shifts a place. 🍴 Remix it to swap the last tab's four problems for your own class's.

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Order of the Day

Read the sun's position and sky color to tell morning, day, evening, and night apart, then put the day in order.

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Parts and Wholes

Fill the missing piece and join the halves to figure out the whole picture from just a part.

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Comparing Sizes

Pick from aligned objects to compare big and small, long and short, then tap them in size order.

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Counting Fun

Tap objects one by one to count them, fill the basket to match a number, and compare which side has more.

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Colors & Shapes

Tap big color dots to paint pictures, then compare colors and shapes to find the matching twin and the missing piece in repeating patterns.

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Multiplying Fractions

Cut an area model across and down, count the overlapping squares, and see why multiplying fractions gives a smaller answer. 🍴 Remix it to swap the last tab's four problems for your own class's.

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Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

Drop the decimal point, multiply, then put it back by counting the decimal places to discover the rules for multiplying and dividing decimals. 🍴 Remix it to swap the last tab's four problems for your own class's.

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Long Division

Divide, multiply, subtract, and bring down to see where each quotient digit sits and how big a remainder can get. 🍴 Remix it to swap the last tab's four problems for your own class's.

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Carrying and Borrowing

Change the two numbers and watch when the ones place forces you to carry or borrow, then solve problems column by column. 🍴 Remix it to swap the last tab's four problems for your own class's.

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Probability

Put red and blue balls in the bag to name the chance in words and as 0, 1/2, or 1, then compare two bags on the same scale.

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Big Numbers

Tap nine place-value slots to build huge numbers and skip-count to see which digits change as you add or subtract.

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Units of Length

Read millimeter ticks by placing objects on a 20cm ruler, then see one length as mm, cm, m, and km to pick the unit that fits best.

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Dividing Fractions

Count with bar models how many times a fraction fits, then multiply by the reciprocal to divide fractions.

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Function Rules

Feed numbers into the rule box to find △=○×a+b, and use tables and expressions to see how two quantities correspond.

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