✦ Magic Path

Math Adventure

Find all numbers matching the rule.
Connect them in a single path — horizontally,
vertically, or diagonally. Every number counts!

Math Rule

Grid Size

Difficulty

Sound

Hints

Show valid

Find the path

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Tap any highlighted number to start your path

Magic Complete!

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How to play Magic Path

Find every number that fits the rule and join them all in one continuous path.

The rules

Each game gives a maths rule — for example 'multiples of 7', 'prime numbers' or 'square numbers'.
Find all the numbers in the grid that match the rule.
Connect them in one continuous path, moving horizontally, vertically or diagonally between touching cells.
Every matching number must be on the path, and no non-matching number may be used.

Playing here

Choose a maths rule, a grid size from 4×4 to 12×12, and a difficulty.
Press Begin Adventure, then tap or drag through the matching numbers to build one path — sideways, up, down or diagonally.
Rule explains the rule with examples; Hint helps when you are stuck; Clear starts the path again.
When the path is complete, the results card shows what you practised.

Tips

Find the ends. A matching number with only one matching neighbour must be an end of the path.

Count first. Count how many numbers match before you start — the path has exactly that many cells.

Learn the rule. The Rule card explains each rule with examples. Rules range from multiples and factors to Fibonacci numbers, factorials and Pythagorean triples.

Use hints sparingly. Show valid highlights numbers that match; switch it off for a harder game.

The full guide, with a worked example and common mistakes: How to play Magic Path.

Questions

How many rules are there?

81 rules in 10 groups — from multiples and factors to fractions, percentages, Fibonacci numbers, factorials and narcissistic numbers.

What ages is it for?

Roughly 7 to 18. Pick a rule and grid size to suit — 4×4 for beginners, up to 12×12.

Can a class play together?

Yes — teachers can run Magic Path live in the Slate whiteboard's Game Time, with the same grid on every student's screen.