Just for Fun

Depending on which one you're looking at, there's maybe/probably/definitely some math involved here...but you might have to look a little bit harder to find it.

Based off the board game "Robot Turtles." An intro to coding and algorithmic thinking. Create a maze, then plan your path. If your cat runs into trouble, you'll need to "debug" your path.

For any natural number <= 500, see its factors arranged artfully in a circle.

If you get a square-cut pizza, which type of piece do you prefer? There's some interesting math involved that you can begin exploring with this resource.

(Totally just for fun) You might remember Snake from your first cell phone or an MS-DOS era PC. Well, this is the very simple GeoGebra version I made when experimenting with keyboard controls. You can use either the arrows on the keyboard the screen to control the snake.