The organization of the site with the grid format keeps it simple and easy to find the appropriate manipulative for your concept and grade level.
The interactive games provide the correct answer for students and the activities work well on an interactive white board. I have teachers who use the tool as an introduction to a new lesson and then provide opportunity for students to use the site for practice on individual computers.
Here are two of the dozens of interactive, virtual manipulatives. Check through the site and see how the manipulatives could support your math lessons. I've seen high levels of student engagement when teachers use the Virtual Manipulatives.
Check out the site and play with with the interactives. Then try one with your class or share it with a colleague.
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