Number Quest
Whole-number practice with picture hints.
Math Mountain · Ages 8–10
Fraction Forge
Your child feeds friendly forge golems by building shapes from bar and pie pieces. Fractions start as pieces you can see, cut and join. The numbers come later.
- Puzzles
- 60 in four forges
- First forge
- No numbers at all
- Pieces
- Bars and pies
How it plays
What your child does
- Drag pieces into place to fill a shape.
- Cut a piece into halves, thirds or quarters, or join pieces together.
- A piece that does not fit just wobbles. After two tries the buddy shows where the right one goes.
Four forges
Ember’s Anvil
Parts of a whole, with no numbers anywhere.
Cobble’s Scales
Compare pieces on a scale, now with fraction labels.
Mossy’s Twin Molds
Build the same fraction from different pieces.
Bolt’s Melting Pot
Add fractions, finishing with sums like a half plus a quarter.
For grown-ups
Good to know
- Each forge has 15 puzzles and opens after the one before.
- The home screen shows Fraction Forge to children aged 8 to 10. You can turn it on for any child in the Parent Zone.
- The game saves itself, so your child can stop at any time and pick up where they left off.
What you can set in the Parent Zone How the app handles your child’s data
Pairs well with
Shape Shipyard
More building with shapes: symmetry, perimeter and area.
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Try Fraction Forge with your family
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