DragonBox Elements - Geometry App

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From 4 to 8 years old

Any child to crack the reading code on their own with by exploring a game world that sparks their curiosity and allows them to teach themselves to read.

Easily learn what numbers are, how they work and what you can do with them. With four innovative activities, learning fluidity and flexibility with numbers has never been easier!

Learn big numbers, long addition and subtraction in DragonBox's newest game! Players do 4000 operations to gather, trade and to unlock new worlds.

An intuitive and engaging game that teaches children as young as 5 the process needed to solve basic linear equations.

An epic learning adventure for anyone who wants to learn how to play chess. Join grandmaster Max on her adventure to solve puzzles and beat bosses, and become a grandmaster yourself!

From 8 & up

Turn the chore of memorizing the times tables into an awesome experience. 20+ wacky and exciting mini games keep kids practicing until they can recite the times tables with ease.

Building on the teachings of Algebra 5+, this app takes it to the next level with more advanced algebra and mathematic topics.

Challenge yourself to save Euclid's Island while learning the properties, definitions and relations of geometric shapes through Euclidian proofs.
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9 y/o and older

Challenge yourself to save Euclid's Island while learning the properties, definitions and relations of geometric shapes through Euclidian proofs.

9 y/o and older

Challenge yourself to save Euclid's Island while learning the properties, definitions and relations of geometric shapes through Euclidian proofs.

Save Euclid's Island from Osgard

The goal of the game is simple - build an army to defeat the evil dragon, Osgard. Behind each level are the properties of shapes, with each move you are interacting with geometric proofs.

Build Your Army

To help you defeat Osgard and win the game, you must build an army. Your army is full of cleverly hidden shapes that only appear once you have successfully completed the proof.

Who is Euclid? What are his Elements?

DragonBox Elements takes its inspiration from “Elements”, one of the most influential works in the history of mathematics. Written by the Greek mathematician Euclid, "Elements" describes the foundations of geometry using a singular and coherent framework. Its 13 volumes have served as a reference textbook for over 23 centuries, and DragonBox Elements makes it possible for players to master its essential axioms and theorems after just a couple of hours playing!