Use the rekenrek to deepen understanding of number concepts andrelationships.

Create rectangular visual representations to explore mathematicalthinking.

Write solutions, sketch diagrams, creategraphs and record your mathematical thinking using the Notepad bymathies. Take a screenshot of your work to share with your teacheror add to a portfolio.Features:•Select the background: grid, isometric dot, lined or blank•Customize the background’s appearance by adjusting colours or thenumber of rows and columns, resizing and/or repositioning•Type notes using the text tool•Use the pencil tool for freestyle writing and drawings•Use the built-in shapes for precise drawing including arrows,lines, rectangles, squares, ovals, circles, triangles andstarbursts•Change colour, line thickness, fill colour and transparency

Use colour tiles to represent numbers, ratios, percents, patternsand more.

Create visual representations then compare, order and operation onfractions.

Explore math using sets of objects generated randomly or designedby the user.

Represent various money amounts usingtheserealistic images of Canadian coins and bills.Mathematical Concepts:Create visual representations that help exploremathematicalthinking related to:•Estimating and counting the value of a collection of money•Skip counting using the value of one of the coins or bills•Representing the relationship between coins and bills. (Eg.Thereare 8 quarters in a toonie)•Adding and subtracting money amounts by making simulatedpurchasesand providing change•Exploring place value and unit conversionsFeatures:•Customize the allowable set of currencies•Resize images for easier manipulation•Show labels indicating the value of each currency•Set the units of these labels to indicate dollars or cents•Communicate your thinking or highlight various features ofyourrepresentation using the built in annotation tool.

Represent amounts using these realistic images of Canadian coinsand bills.