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Rice 24/7 CSEd Resources
Rice University’s School Mathematics Project curates free computer-science resources for children and families, including Code Break, Hour of Code, and CS Fundamentals Express.
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Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival
The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival is a nonprofit mathematics-enrichment organization offering collaborative puzzles, games, and family and school math experiences.
Boise State Kidsteam
Boise State University’s Kidsteam invites children to help design technology with researchers through free twice-weekly after-school sessions involving drawing, programming, problem solving, and collaborative making.
Fun Math Games for Elementary Students
San Diego Unified School District’s family-facing collection links to playful math games for elementary students, including resources spanning early elementary through sixth grade.
Math Kangaroo 2027 Individual Competition Centers
Math Kangaroo’s official 2027 center directory helps families locate public and private competition centers for the annual problem-solving contest.
Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep: Shear Genius!
Shear Genius! is a hands-on family exhibit at The Strong National Museum of Play with dramatic play, interactive contraptions, and creative problem solving inspired by Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
LittleActivity Coding
LittleActivity Coding offers browser-based coding activities organized by school year, with visual programming paths and beginner-friendly practice for young learners.
Plusy Math Practice
Plusy is a parent-managed math practice app for children ages 6–12 that turns school questions into short games, gives hints instead of answers, and helps children explain their working.
ConnectingMath
ConnectingMath is a supplementary mathematics program for children ages 5–12 using interactive activities, collaboration, and low-connectivity learning to build conceptual understanding.
bmath
bmath is a gamified mathematics app that lets children practise and explore maths concepts through playful challenges designed to build confidence and sustained interest.
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