Kids are hands-on learners in FogStone Isle. From building villages, to raising plants and animals, 3rd through 7th graders see the math in action, deepening their conceptual understanding.
Machine learning analyzes every in-game interaction, delivering a personalized math learning experience that constantly adapts to each child's abilities.
FogStone includes scaffolding, manipulatives, and intelligent tutorials that support and guide children through each topic's conceptual levels. They return often, adding to their unique world while deepening their understanding.
Teachers gain access to a comprehensive set of tools including:
Cignition's pool of expert math tutors are ready to help your students succeed. Utilizing FogStone Isle's learning environment and student diagnostic data, our tutors deliver brief, focused online sessions targeted to a child's specific needs. Learn more about incorporating Cignition tutors into your classroom and after school programs:
Students are so engaged and they really have a better understanding conceptually of adding, multiplying and dividing with fractions after consistent usage. I have worked for 11 years in 6th grade in Title I schools. By using FogStone Isle consistently, I noticed all ability ranges thrived in our fractions unit. This was a first for me!
Theresa O
Kathryn Smith Elementary School
I have some kids STUCK in a fixed mindset about math and I NEED to work with them on comparing and ordering fractions. My kids who were ready to move on have been happily building houses and chimneys and loving math. A student built himself a factory, so I’m guessing he’s playing with ratios as well. It’s really such a good tool.
Erica Foster
The Wellington School
I tried it with my own child and her response was, “Why haven’t you made me do this sooner? It’s awesome!”
B. Lucio
Math Coordinator, Hays CISD
As a Tech TOSA, I have worked with teachers to use FogStone Isle with their students. Teachers report that student conceptual learning of fraction operations is deeper because of playing FogStone Isle.
Kristi F.
Evergreen School District
Every math topic is broken into the full sequence of conceptual leaps required to reach mastery. Within a conceptual level, the game adapts as students improve their procedural fluency, moving them to the next conceptual level when they prove ready.