Data Analysis
Ask questions, make displays, notice variation, and communicate claims with care.
question · represent · reasonThe Math Garden library
A generous shelf of calm, ready-to-use K–5 math games—aligned to Minnesota’s 2022 standards and made for the thinking behind the answer.
No timers. No leaderboards. Just useful practice.
compose · explain · try again
One shelf. Many ways in.
Teacher library
Browse the preloaded collection by the learners and ideas in front of you. Open a game for its teacher notes, standards, supports, and a playable preview.
Try a wider search, or clear one of the filters to see more games.
A clear map
The catalog uses the three strands in Minnesota’s 2022 standards. Each game names the benchmark codes it is designed to practice, along with mathematical practices and useful contexts.
Ask questions, make displays, notice variation, and communicate claims with care.
question · represent · reasonMeasure, visualize, classify, and use geometric relationships to make arguments.
measure · model · explainRepresent quantities, equivalence, operations, change, and generalization.
notice · connect · generalizeAlignment source: Minnesota K–12 Academic Standards in Mathematics, 2022 Version. Codes are shown as alignment targets, not mastery claims.
Design notes
Every preloaded game follows a small set of evidence-informed choices so the interaction stays playful and mathematically useful.
Objects, pictures, words, number lines, and symbols give learners more than one useful entry point.
Feedback invites explanation, comparison, and revision instead of rewarding a fast guess.
Short rounds, optional supports, and meaningful contexts protect productive struggle and agency.
Your own room
Make a small, local game for a specific moment. It lives beside the preloaded library and never changes the curated catalog.
Saved on this device only.