Cuisenaire Rods Game 🧮
📝 How to Play
Learn to add and subtract in a visual and fun way using colored rods. Drag the rods to the workspace to solve the challenges!
- Choose a game mode: addition, subtraction or free mode
- Drag the colored rods to the workspace
- Check your answer with the "Check" button
🎮 Select a game mode
🧩 Challenge
Result
Benefits of the Cuisenaire Rods Game
This game helps children develop essential mathematical skills:
🧠 Logical-Mathematical Thinking
Develops an intuitive understanding of numbers and their relationships.
🔢 Number Sense
Improves comprehension of concepts like quantity, magnitude, and proportionality.
➕ Basic Operations
Facilitates learning addition and subtraction in a visual and hands-on way.
📏 Spatial Perception
Develops the ability to visualize and mentally manipulate objects.
🧩 Problem Solving
Encourages strategies to tackle mathematical challenges creatively.
💪 Mathematical Confidence
Builds a positive attitude towards mathematics from an early age.
About Cuisenaire Rods
Cuisenaire rods are manipulative materials designed by Georges Cuisenaire to help children understand mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each rod has a color corresponding to its value, from 1 to 10, allowing children to see the relationships between numbers in a visual and tactile way.
What Families Say
The virtual cuisenaire rods have been a revelation for my students. Abstract concepts like number composition and decomposition are much easier to understand with this resource.
Catherine Walker
Primary school teacher
My son always struggled with mathematics, but since using the virtual rods, he has improved remarkably. He now understands the meaning of numbers and operations.
Michael Foster
Father of George, 7 years old
As a pedagogue, I recommend this game for developing mathematical thinking in early childhood. It's a perfect adaptation of the classic Cuisenaire rods to a digital format.
Lisa Thompson
Pedagogue specializing in early childhood education
We use this resource in our math support classroom with excellent results. Students enjoy learning and quickly transfer knowledge to real-life situations.
John Martin
Educational support teacher