Om Nom Is Bringing More Fun to Your Classroom with Two New Cut the Rope Games!
We’re thrilled to announce our newest two educational minigames in the Cut the Rope world: Forces and Motion and Munch Math. These games blend playful design with powerful learning — perfect for helping your students master core science and math concepts in Forces and Motion and Fluently Adding or Subtracting Within 1000 standards.
These interactive games turn tricky science and math standards into hands-on adventures, where students experiment, problem-solve, and learn through play. Whether they’re exploring how forces affect motion or solving multi-step addition and subtraction challenges, your learners will stay engaged — and you’ll love seeing their understanding grow.
In this science-powered version of Cut the Rope, students explore how different forces affect an object’s motion. By tapping pumps, popping bubbles, and cutting ropes, learners see push and pull forces in action while helping Om Nom reach his candy.
What teachers are saying:
“The game feels like solving a chain reaction puzzle—fun, engaging, and surprisingly challenging.” – Katie S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I loved how the vocabulary and explanations are woven naturally into the gameplay. It’s a fun and engaging way to explore forces and motion through a popular app game. The hints are helpful for challenging levels.” – Mike L. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Game Overview
As students guide the candy through each puzzle, they see forces come alive:
Push Forces: Tapping air pumps sends the candy moving, letting students experiment with how pushing harder changes speed and distance.
Pull Forces: Vacuums demonstrate pull forces by drawing objects in, helping students visualize how forces can act from a distance.
Through these mechanics, Cut the Rope: Forces and Motion becomes a mini interactive physics lab—helping students build intuition about how motion works by testing, observing, and adjusting.
In this math-focused adventure, students cut ropes, collect stars, and use place-value reasoning to reach a target number. Candy only drops when the math is correct—making accuracy part of the fun.
“I absolutely loved the visuals and animations! The game really helps students see place value relationships as they group ones, tens, and hundreds. It’s helpful for learners at all levels, and I really appreciate the number line support.” — Michele F. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“I love how students get excited about collecting candy while practicing addition and subtraction within 1000. The game reinforces place value so naturally—it just clicks for them!” — Christin O. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Game Overview
Students solve addition and subtraction challenges by collecting stars with different values:
⭐ Visualizing Place Value: Stars labeled with ones, tens, and hundreds help students watch numbers combine and regroup in real time.
➕➖ Connecting Math to Movement: Every cut and collection changes their total, linking the math to the physical puzzle and strengthening operational reasoning.
With clear visual support and playful experimentation, Cut the Rope: Munch Math helps learners build confidence while practicing multi-step problems.
🎉 Cut, Swing, Solve — and Learn!
Both of these Cut the Rope minigames bring the perfect blend of engagement and education, giving your students exciting new ways to explore science and math content. Om Nom might lead the adventure, but your learners are the ones building real understanding along the way.
More updates and sneak peeks are on the way—so stay tuned! Ready to try these games with your students? 😀 Jump into the Learning Universe and start exploring today.
Why Hands-On Math Games Belong in Every Classroom
📐 Math learning should be active, joyful, and meaningful—and that’s exactly what you get with the new Hands-On Tabletop Math Games now available on Legends of Learning. Developed in partnership with 10Story Learning, this collection of 25+ printable games is designed to help Grades 3–5 students build deep conceptual understanding through movement, collaboration, and play.
These aren’t just paper-based alternatives to screen time. They’re powerful tools for math instruction—aligned to key standards and crafted to fit seamlessly into your existing routines.
✋ Hands-On = 🧠 Minds-On
Research shows that when students move, manipulate, and collaborate, they retain more. These games invite students to roll dice, place tiles, measure distances, and build structures—while also solving math problems, applying strategies, and making sense of concepts together.
Whether they’re comparing fractions in Top Dog, graphing ordered pairs in 4Square, or dividing whole numbers in Peas in a Pod, students are doing real math thinking—with joy.
📚 Built for What You’re Already Teaching
Every game in the collection is standards-based and tightly aligned to the content you’re covering. You’ll find:
Fraction operations
Graphing and coordinates
Measurement and data
Multiplication and area
Place value, rounding, and more
No need to reinvent your lesson plan—just choose the game that matches your target skill, print the materials, and go.
🧮Perfect for Math Centers, Stations, and Screen-Free Days
These games are low-prep, high-impact. They’re ideal for:
🎯 Small-group instruction or rotations ⏱️ Early finisher activities 🌟 Enrichment or intervention 📋 Sub plans or flexible Fridays 💬 Building classroom community through shared play
💡 Teacher Tip:Make Math More Active! Bring math to life with Hands-On Tabletop Math Games—25+ printable, standards-aligned activities that get students moving, collaborating, and thinking deeply. Try a weekly “Game of the Week” to build excitement and reinforce key concepts.
Here are a few quick ideas to help you launch successfully:
✅ Keep a “game of the week” station to build routine ✅ Print and laminate once for long-term use ✅ Use the games during review week before assessments ✅ Let students reflect afterward with sentence frames like “Today I learned…” ✅ Pair students intentionally for peer support
Sneak Peek: Student Favorites! Not sure where to start? Here are some early favorites from teachers:
Fraction Frosting is a competitive game where students build donuts using fractional pieces. The game reinforces recognition of unit fractions and combining fractions to make a whole. (3.NF.A.1)
In Draw a Card, players draw digital cards that prompt them to identify shapes, name attributes, or draw irregular quadrilaterals and advance along a game path. The game builds fluency with recognizing and classifying quadrilaterals. (3.G.A.1)
In Power Slide, teams slide an object from a start zone, aiming to get as close to the power zone as possible. The distance from the slider to the power zone is measured with a ruler and recorded on the scorecard. Power Slide develops skills in measurement, line plots, and data interpretation. (3.G.A.1)
4Square is a competitive coordinate plane game for two players or teams. Players strategically select coordinates to build connections that can form squares one unit on each side. 4Square builds fluency with ordered pairs and working in the coordinate plane. (5.G.A.1, 5.G.A.2)
✨Let’s Bring Math to Life—Together
Hands-on learning doesn’t just support math understanding—it fuels engagement, connection, and confidence.
Log in to your Legends of Learning account and visit the Hands-On Learning section to explore the full collection. Whether you’re teaching fractions, area, or algebraic thinking, there’s a game for your class to love.
👋 New to Legends of Learning? Sign up today and bring your classroom into a library of 2,000+ science and math games built for engagement, exploration, and achievement.
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