2D & 3D Shapes Math Game
This is a math game for kids that reviews 3D mathematical and more 2D shapes – cube, cylinder, octagon, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, decagon, parallelogram, diamond and semi-circle. Math teachers and parents can use to games to help extend children’s knowledge of geometric shapes in the classroom, or assign as homework exercise. The game works across every device – mobile or desktop.
(9 votes, average: 3.22 out of 5)
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(9 votes, average: 3.22 out of 5)Loading...Monkey Game – How to Play
This fun game is called ‘Monkey Isle’ and involves a pirate monkey digging for treasures on an island. The more correct answers you get, the more treasures our pirate monkey will dig up? With wrong answers, he can only find old shoes. This game takes the form of a multiple-choice quiz. The learner must listen to the instructions and choose the correct answer within a timed period of 15 or 20 seconds.
The more correct answer the learner gets, the more stars they earn in the end. Learners should aim for three stars. If game does not start automatically, refresh the page.
Young students learn about 2 dimensional geometric shapes in preschool and in primary years. Some of these shapes include square, rectangle, oval, circle, star, and heart. Added on in middle grades are 3 dimensional shapes. Some of those are cylinder, cone, sphere, cube, etc. This is a math game for kids that reviews 3D shapes and more 2D shapes – cube, cylinder, octagon, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, decagon, parallelogram, diamond and semi-circle. During this game, a monkey on an island is digging for treasures. The more correct answers the student wins, the more treasures our pirate monkey will dig up. With incorrect answers, he can only find old shoes. This game takes the form of a multiple-choice quiz. The student will listen to the instructions and choose the correct answer within a timed period of 15 or 20 seconds. The more correct answers the more stars they earn in the end. This math game is great practice for learning centers at school or for practice at home.
Young students learn about 2 dimensional geometric shapes in preschool and in primary years. Some of these shapes include square, rectangle, oval, circle, star, and heart. Added on in middle grades are 3 dimensional shapes. Some of those are cylinder, cone, sphere, cube, etc. This is a math game for kids that reviews 3D shapes and more 2D shapes – cube, cylinder, octagon, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, decagon, parallelogram, diamond and semi-circle. During this game, a monkey on an island is digging for treasures. The more correct answers the student wins, the more treasures our pirate monkey will dig up. With incorrect answers, he can only find old shoes. This game takes the form of a multiple-choice quiz. The student will listen to the instructions and choose the correct answer within a timed period of 15 or 20 seconds. The more correct answers the more stars they earn in the end. This math game is great practice for learning centers at school or for practice at home.
