Your daily
visual math fact routine.
How many altogether?
Build your students’ math fact fluency in just a few minutes a day.
Try it yourself first. No student accounts needed.
Build fact fluency.
With meaning behind every answer.
Quick, structured practice connects quantities, numbers, and missing parts
across a wide range of visual contexts.
Reveal each hidden card to explore four examples.
Pictures. Numbers.
The same fact, connected.
See two and one make three.
Connect it to the numbers.
See the quantities. Connect the numbers. Find a missing part.
A structured sequence of linked facts, with new visual contexts across activities.
A clear path through math facts.
Follow a clear sequence, connect related facts, and keep track of what your class has taught.
Explore a fact family, then try three questions. A free teacher account lets you use full activities and save your class’s place.
YOUR TURN
What are your students practicing?
Pick a starting point and try three questions yourself. You don’t need your class with you.
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YOUR STARTER
Butterfly Garden
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Your daily visual fact routine.
Free for your classroom.
A few facts a day, with your whole class.
Choose an activity and put it on your classroom screen.
A few practical details.
Can I try it without creating an account?
Yes. Try the interactive examples and three-question starter previews without an account. Create a free teacher account to use all full activities and save which ones you’ve taught.
Do my students need devices?
No individual devices or student accounts are needed. Display the activity on a shared classroom screen and lead the discussion.
Can I control pictures, pacing, and sound?
Yes. Reveal answers when you’re ready, revisit or skip facts, switch between pictures and numbers, and control music and sound separately.
Does it track individual mastery?
No. The taught record helps you remember which activities you’ve used. It does not assess or track individual students.