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Reflex and Frax: Better Together
Educational math games for learning math facts and fractions.
Break through the barriers to learning math.
Math facts and fractions are two areas where young math students struggle the most. Unfortunately, they are also the strongest indicators of future success in math—uniquely predicting students’ standardized test scores and participation in career and college-prep math coursework, such as Algebra.
That’s why at ExploreLearning, we’re focused on the factors that make the greatest impact on student success in math.
Reflex (for math facts) and Frax (for fractions) develop this critical knowledge in a way that is both fun and effective. And give students the math skills (and confidence) they need to take on what comes next!
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Two interactive online math solutions. One intuitive platform.
ExploreLearning can help you break through the traditional barriers to success in elementary math. Reflex already solves the math facts problem for millions of students every year, and now Frax seeks to do the same for fractions.
Each program is packed with fun challenges, memorable characters and stories, and motivating rewards that drive learning. And they’re backed up by proven instructional strategies. Because they share a common integrated platform, classroom implementation and management are a snap!
Together Reflex and Frax offer a simple, effective, and engaging way to teach students fractions that gets them excited and confident about doing math.
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Recommended instructional sequence
Start with Reflex
Begin students in Reflex to start building math fact fluency
Switch to Frax
Switch students to Frax exclusively for the duration of fractions instruction
Back to Reflex
Return students to Reflex after finishing Frax to complete progression
Use Together
Use both Reflex and Frax as appropriate for year-end refreshers and review
Make fractions finally make sense with ExploreLearning Frax!
Frax brings together proven instructional strategies with adaptive, game-based learning to create a more effective, more fun way to learn fractions.
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