Early math
Start with a Kindergarten sample and practise early number skills.
Try Kindergarten →Play • Think • Explain
Math games for kids, one small challenge at a time
Turn a few minutes of practice into a game. Try a sample quiz with interactive answer games, or use the activities below for a screen-free math break.
No account or card required. Pick a grade and try a free sample. You can switch games off if you prefer simple answer buttons.
Elementary math
Try a Grade 3 sample for a playful math-practice session.
Try Grade 3 →Middle-school math
Take on a Grade 6 sample, then explain how you found an answer.
Try Grade 6 →Prefer to explore topics? Open the math topic map.
Three math games to play at home
1. Build ten
Start with ten blocks. One player hides some while the other counts the blocks still showing. How many are hidden? Reveal them and check together. If six are showing, four are hidden: 6 + 4 = 10.
2. Multiplication detective
Choose a multiplication fact and find two ways to show it. For 6 × 7, draw six rows of seven dots, then split the drawing into 5 × 7 and 1 × 7. Both ways give 42. Take turns explaining a new fact; there is no timer.
3. Secret-number machine
Choose a rule such as “multiply by 3, then add 7.” One player gives an input and the other finds the output. With an input of 9, the output is 34. Swap roles and try to discover each other’s rule from several examples.
Adjust the numbers to your child’s comfort level. Asking “How did you know?” can be more useful than asking for a faster answer.
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