Mathematics Animations and GamesHave fun by playing around with these interactive science and mathematics animations and games. Your ability to visualize in 3D will improve. Teachers and lecturers can use them in their classrooms.. . .
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Also learn about the relationship between length, area and volume.
Also recognize shapes in 2D.
Learn more about transformations.
Learn a lot more about fractions with this animation.
Also learn more about ratio. Speed, stress, density, scale are all ratio's.
Draw symmetrical and identical pictures.
Also learn about chance in the throwing of a dice.
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Recognize number patterns, construct a number by dragging the correct number of blocks over the line to the right .
Area of squares, circles and triangles are measured in meter square. Learn more about area.
There are only 5 regular polyhedra. Rotate them on the screen to see them in 3D. Make them transparent. They are the: tetrahedron (4), cube (6), octahedron (8), dodecahedron (12) and icosahedron (20).
Transform a teddy by shifting, rotating, flipping and increasing/decreasing the size.
This interactive animation tells you about series.
Add, subtact fractions with this animation. Fractions are displayed with circles and bars.
Distribute apples amongst a number of people. Cut the apples with a knife when necessary.
Drag the boys to and fro on the see-saw and try to find new balance positions.
Experience the Pathagoras theorem in 2D, 3D AND 4D. Rotate the 3D image on the screen.
The animation shows how three vectors can be added. Force is a vector.
Rotate a xyz coordinate system on the screen and experience it in 3D.
Rotate identical and mirror objects on the screen. Also learn about symmetrical objects.
See how the balls divide by pure chance into the slits.
