Factris

Choose a mode

Change the stack's width with the − / + buttons (or drag right to widen, left to narrow) until the blocks form a full rectangle that exactly fills the glowing shelf. If the width doesn't fit, the top row stays incomplete — that's not a clean rectangle. Then press Check.

3D math game · Best for grades 3-5

Factris

Reshape a stack of warehouse blocks so it exactly fills the glowing storage shelf

Arranging blocks to fill a shelf connects factors, rectangles, and a visual view of multiplication.

What students practice

The game builds understanding of Arithmetic. Change the stack's width with the − / + buttons (or drag right to widen, left to narrow) until the blocks form a full rectangle that exactly fills the glowing shelf. If the width doesn't fit, the top row stays incomplete — that's not a clean rectangle. Then press Check.

calculation, number composition, place value, and basic operations.

How to use it at home or in class

Students see the quantity, adjust it directly, and check the result immediately.

This builds number sense instead of relying only on memorized answers.

Use it for individual practice, paired work, or a short class demonstration before worksheets.

Start with the game above, then continue with written practice to reinforce the skill.

Common questions

Who is this game for?
This game is designed for grades 3-5 students who want to practice Arithmetic interactively.
Is the game free?
Yes. Students can play and practice on the site without signing up.
What is the best way to practice?
Start with Practice mode, solve a few rounds slowly, then switch to a short Quiz for self-checking.