Programmes · For schools
Maths games a class can start in one lesson
Free SIMCC games for number sense, logic and strategy, with a class code instead of student emails, and a dashboard for the teacher.
What your school gets
- 25 gamesPuzzles, number games and two-player strategy games, each with lessons for beginners.
- SIMCC's divisionsLower, Middle and Upper Division levels, as in SIMCC competitions, marked with one to three stars.
- A class code, not emailsStudents join with a six-letter code and a nickname made of two words. No email, real name or birthday.
- A teacher's dashboardResults by student and by game, the skills to work on, practice you assign, and a spreadsheet export.
- Any devicePhones, tablets and computers, by touch or keyboard. The games keep working without a connection once opened.
- Free to playNo advertising and nothing to buy inside the games.
A first lesson, in four steps
- Sign in as a coachWith a Google or Apple account. SIMCC checks each coach before any student data is shown.
- Make a class and print the handoutSix cut-out slips a page, each with the class code and a QR code.
- Students join and playThey scan the code, choose their nickname words and start with a game's first lessons.
- See how it wentThe dashboard shows who played, what they solved and where they need practice.
A teacher guide for every game
One printable page per game: the skills it trains, a ten-minute starter, three questions to ask the class, a common mistake and how to help, and how to assign it from your dashboard.
Keeping students safe
- No chat and no messages between students. Nicknames come from word lists, so nobody can type one.
- Results are stored in Singapore. The server checks puzzle results; games against the computer are shown as the device reports them. Nothing is sold, and there are no trackers.
- Anyone can report a problem from any page, and SIMCC staff review every report.
- Students can download or delete their data at any time.
Bring SIMCC Games to your school
A free pilot term for the first schools is planned. To ask about it, or about workshops for your teachers, contact SIMCC through simcc.org.