Equations
Type LaTeX on a slide, preview the math live, pick a color, and drop crisp formulas like E = mc^2 where your lesson needs them most.
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Type LaTeX on a slide, preview the math live, pick a color, and drop crisp formulas like E = mc^2 where your lesson needs them most.
Build times-table grids on your slides, edit cells, and keep multiplication practice clear for the whole class.
Use math widgets to create engaging lessons that are easy to follow and understand. Fractions, Scaled Graphs, and more.
Use the AI wizard to generate fraction models, number lines, or comparisons, then edit each number before teaching from the deck.
Start from templates for polygons, quadratics, and counting games, then tweak the numbers to suit your grade and pacing.
Drag text, shapes, and math on the dotted canvas, arrange layouts, and build slides students can follow along with live.
Shade equal parts on a circle, a strip, or a grid. Change which pieces are filled so your class sees that fraction in another shape.
One apple on the key stands for two. Five apples in the row mean ten, and a half apple covers what's left over.
Rotate, flip, slide, or resize a triangle. A faded copy of where it started stays put on the grid for the kids to compare.
Enter a, b, and c. This card shows the discriminant, the exact roots, a vertex form, and the steps of the method you're teaching.
Plot points in all four quadrants and join them into a shape. Change a single number, and the polygon moves on the grid.
Mark the outside angles on a polygon. They add up to 360, and you can fold them up into a circle so the full turn shows.
You still run the lesson. DrawPaw draws the math so you can walk the back row and let a kid say what changed on the graph.
Leave the answer off your slide. Once the parabola jumps, kids lean in and ask if they can run the next number themselves.
Nudge a value and the graph moves live on your slide. Kids look up from their notes and stay with you through the problem.
Create interactive math presentations with visual examples, graphs, and diagrams. Make complex concepts easier to teach.