Free math software for mac

Middle-School (grades 5 through 9) math program written to provide skills in context.

Students use hints to find what fraction of a pizza was eaten by each of five party-goers. Sample hints: "Judy had 2/5 of a pizza. Bill ate twice as much pizza as Judy."

Super calculator is a stand alone application writen in AppleScript that can do standard math and algebra. It uses no scripting additions to do its task.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Now you can do expontents (^) and percentages (%).
- Positioning of the variable is much more flexible in this version.
- It also has an easy clipboard option.

MacFractal is a colorful Fractal explorer for Mac OS X in Universal Binary. For now, MacFractal is in french.
Main features:
- Mandelbrot and Julia
- Possibilities to change parameters for Julia and powers in math formulas
- Many fun and colorful palettes
- A poster option for fractal-lovers with a A4 printer.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary.

MathField is a REALBasic EditField class that allows simple math operations to be entered into the EditField and be evaluated.

It supports the following operations: +, -, *, /, ^, ( ), {}, [ ] along with negative numbers and nested brackets.

EduPool will help kids of all ages to learn to read and spell 700 of the most used words in English.

Basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills can be improved by counting objects on the screen.

A variety of simple math fact review activities including facts against a timer, building a number sentence and 11 different "math square" games. Many timed activities are accompanied by a "Hall of Fame."
We wrote this facts review program to eliminate some problems associated with paper work sheets. There is no copy machine, no hand correcting, and for students that have trouble with the pressure of timed tests, most of these puzzles allow them to practice independently with a timer. Best of all, these activities are perhaps a bit more fun than regular paper worksheets.
And what could be more fun that running an Aqua-style interface on a non-OSX PPC or Windows machine? Need to run your iMac lab under OS9 with only 256 colors? Hey, us, too. Specially optimized graphics insure that Aqua-style color gradients look good even at 256 colors.
Although many of the games in this application were designed with 8-10 year olds as the target audience, most ages from 7 and up will find suitable activities.
Main features:
This application contains several different math fact exercises.
- 1. Facts against a timer
- 2. Multiplication facts review
- 3. Division facts review
- 4. Addition facts review
- 5. Subtraction facts review
- 6. Number Sentence: 2 difficulty levels with timed Halls of Fame.
- 7. Magic Squares: 11 different games with timed Halls of Fame.
Enhancements:
- added options for timed facts testing
- overall increased speed
- improved cosmetics across versions of OS X.

iFactor is a math game. It tests your multiplication skill. Try to get four numbers of your color in a row. Slide the sliders back and forth and click the button to get the number that you want. Try to beat your record number of turns. If you want a greater challenge then you can make the board larger. For easy change the board to small.

Look out for iFactor 1.5 - the next big leap for iFactor!