Elementary MATH

BOLT can do geometry too! Program BOLT to make a rectangle, then get busy measuring so you calculate perimeter, the distance around it, and area, the space inside.

Shake BOLT to make new decimals. Keep adding them together to make one whole. But first you’ll need to learn about floats and integers in coding.

Program BOLT to jump (or roll) along a number line to represent multiplication problems.

Converting from one unit to another can get a bit confusing–how many centimeters in a meter? How many feet in a mile!? In this lesson you’ll use BOLT to help you easily convert the length of objects from one unit to another.

Telling someone else an ordered pair provides an exact location on a coordinate grid. Let’s use BOLT to hone your understanding of the coordinate grid and hunt for TREASURE!