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A hands-on mathematics laboratory

We are all mathematicians.

Whenever we share, compare and ask why.

Start with numbers and follow their connections through seven journeys. Experiment with an idea, then read its reasons at your own pace.

Explore the seven journeys ↓

My starting point

Where would you like to begin?

Choose the mathematics you would like to start with, regardless of age. You can change it at any time.

Begin before fractions →

Start with matching and counting. You do not need fractions or multiplication yet.

Begin with shapes, measurements and data →

Continue to place value, fractions and decimals →

Continue to decimal operations, units and time →

MathIsland at a glance

A map of mathematics: seven journeys

Explore the mathematics in each journey and open a familiar place first.

Numbers

Start with parts of a whole and explore values that familiar numbers cannot express.

Start by sharing a whole →

All concepts on this journey

Mathematical language

Name unknown quantities and express shared rules with symbols.

All concepts on this journey

Relationships

Move between comparisons, tables, graphs and functions.

All concepts on this journey

Change

Follow nearby values towards instantaneous change and accumulation.

All concepts on this journey

Space

Move and reflect shapes, then compare lengths, areas and directions.

All concepts on this journey

Uncertainty

Compare possibilities and read what samples and distributions can tell us.

All concepts on this journey

Information

Organize numbers and explore how a model changes as it reduces error.

All concepts on this journey

Connected journeysChange →Uncertainty →

One whole, different shares

When more people share the same bar, how does one person's share change?

1/41/8
For the same-sized whole, one quarter is two eighths.
Try the fraction experiment →

Find a way to explore

Read the mathematics in everyday life

Explore how the assumptions change a calculation.

Looking for a particular idea?

Search and browse the contents →

Read, try and think again

A place to connect explanations, experiments and proofs. Begin with one lesson and follow the next question when you are ready.