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MooseCalc is a date, time, numeric, month-to-month, and roman numeral calculator.

Twenty-eight blackline masters comprise the basic package, with a complement of twenty-eight word problem worksheets. Each page contains fact bars presenting and previewing the facts to be used on the page. Worksheets follow a logical and thorough p

Pi Calculator uses the Monte Carlo method (random number generation) to calculate the value of pi (3.14...) with statistics. It might help you understand numerical methods or serve as an introduction to scientific computing. You can also save all th

Mindforge Fractions is a program that introduces young students (ages 4-9 years) to basic fraction concepts. Fractions are brought to life with animation, music, sound effects and a cast of 3D characters called Instructrons. Students can choose thei

Four Variables is a pre-algebra investigation for students in grades five through nine. The program secretly assigns values to four variables (w, x, y, and z) and the student must find these values by requesting the computer to perform operations wi

FRS Money Math is a fun and easy to use tool to aid students in learning to identify, total, add, and subtract money. It features eleven specific drills and digital speech feedback through Apple's Speech Manager software. What's New: Version 1.1 fix

iMalc is designed to be a cool looking yet extremely functional replacement for the standard Apple calculator. It offers more functions and allows you to customise its appearance to complement your flavour of iMac, iBook, PowerBook, G3, G4 or platin

CalcWorks replaces the standard calculator that comes with your Mac OS computer. Offering additional calculation options, CalcWorks uses little memory, but it does not scrimp on functionality. Features include scientific calculations, RPN (Reverse P

Poly is a program for exploring and constructing polyhedra. With Poly, you can manipulate a polyhedral solid on the computer and print out a flattened version (a net) which can then be cut out, folded, and taped, to produce a three-dimensional model

Area Puzzles is a set of math programs for students is grades 5 through 9. Students must fill a ten by ten grid with colored tiles so that the area of each tile agrees with the number inside of the tile (see screenshot). This program is good for are

Middle-School (grades 5 through 9) math program written to provide skills in context. Students calculate the probability of three different types of outcomes on a slot machine: three apples, at least one apple, or no apples.