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Math games for kids
Free math games for ages 4 to 14, from counting critters to times tables, fractions and equations. Each one reads aloud, adapts as your child plays and keeps progress on your device, with no ads, no accounts and no tracking. Not sure where to start? Sumwhere Isles covers kindergarten to 5th grade in one adventure.
Math adventures
Many skills in one world · 3 games
Math games by skill
One skill, practiced well · 12 games
Count Critters
CountingAges 4 to 6Count bugs, add and take away on ten frames, and feed a very hungry frog.
Bond Bridges
Number bondsAges 5 to 8Make ten, doubles and more to build bridges for a train full of animals.
Pattern Parade
PatternsAges 4 to 7Clap, stomp and finish the pattern, and the animal band marches on.
Number Line Leap
Number senseAges 5 to 12Leap across canyons with Kibo, from whole numbers to fractions and numbers below zero.
Place Value Pirates
Place valueAges 6 to 11Load gold bars, coin stacks and coins, then sail on to big numbers and decimals.
Clock Shop
Telling timeAges 6 to 10Fix clocks for animal friends, match clocks to times and build your own little clock shop.
Coin Cafe
MoneyAges 6 to 10Pay for treats, trade coins, make change and save up for something big at the cafe.
Multiply Mountain
Times tablesAges 7 to 11Climb with Juniper the goat, light up a star map of times tables, then take on the Far Peaks.
Fraction Bakery
FractionsAges 7 to 18Cut pizzas into fractions, then run a city-wide kitchen with ratios, percents and algebra.
Which math game is right for my child?
- Ages 4 to 6. Counting and ten frames in Count Critters, shapes in Shape Town, patterns in Pattern Parade, and making 10 in Bond Bridges.
- Ages 6 to 8. Tens and ones in Place Value Pirates, telling time in Clock Shop, counting money in Coin Cafe, and the number line in Number Line Leap.
- Ages 7 to 10, math facts. Touchdown Tally turns adding, subtracting, times tables and division facts into a real football game. Quick right answers give the team the edge on that play.
- Ages 7 to 11. Times tables to 12 in Multiply Mountain, fractions in Fraction Bakery, and area and perimeter in Acre Architects.
- Ages 11 to 14. Exponents, integers, percents and equations in Moon Math, and ratios to algebra in the later kitchens of Fraction Bakery.
- One game for many grades. Sumwhere Isles has ten islands of math for kindergarten to 5th grade, and Numeria lets you pick the level, from counting to algebra.
Math games by grade
Each grade page explains what kids learn that year and which game practices each skill: kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade and 8th grade. For one topic at a time, see fraction games and algebra games.
How our math games help
- Hands on first. New ideas start with something to touch: ten frames, base ten blocks, coins, clock hands, arrays and fraction bars.
- Real recall. In Touchdown Tally and Moon Math your child types the answer, so there's no guessing from choices.
- Mistakes that teach. A miss shows a short strategy, and tricky facts come back until they stick.
- Speed without stress. There's no countdown on the math in Touchdown Tally. Quick answers just give the players more zip, measured against your child's own pace.
- A view for grown-ups. Each game has a For grown-ups button that shows the skills it covers and what to practice next.
Math games to play together
Some of the best math practice happens side by side. Touchdown Tally has a 2 player mode on one device where each child answers facts at their own grade. In Coin Cafe you can play shopkeeper and count change out loud, and in Clock Shop you can ask what time it will be in half an hour. Away from the screen, counting by 5s along a football field is skip counting too.
No ads, no accounts, no tracking
Our math games are part of our kids area. There are no ads, no accounts, no chat and no analytics, and they load nothing from outside services. Progress stays in the browser on your device, and read aloud uses your device's own voice. Read the details in our privacy policy.
Questions
Are these math games free?
Yes. Every math game plays free in the browser, with no ads, no purchases and nothing to download.
What is a good math game for times tables?
Multiply Mountain climbs one times fact at a time to 12 x 12, starting with arrays. Touchdown Tally practices times tables 1 to 10 and division inside a football game.
Is there a math game for kindergarten?
Yes. Count Critters, Bond Bridges, Shape Town and Pattern Parade are made for ages 4 to 7, and every question is read aloud.
Can my child play without being able to read?
Yes. The games read questions aloud with your device's built-in voice, so early readers can play on their own.
Do the math games collect any data?
No. There are no accounts and no analytics, they never ask for personal information, and progress stays on your device.
Do they work on a Chromebook or tablet?
Yes. They run in a modern browser on tablets, phones, Chromebooks and computers.