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Math Games for Kids
Turn a number question into something you can see and try. These math games for kids range from counting a small group of objects to multiplication, division and fractions. Choose a level and a topic rather than starting with the hardest question.
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Count, compare and build a number
Start by counting objects one at a time and matching a group to a number. When children are ready, explore how tens and ones fit together. Blocks or a quick drawing can help explain the same idea away from the screen.
Fruit basket
Count the fruit and match each group with a number.
Happy numbers
Count, add, subtract and explore numbers at your level.
Tens and ones workshop
Build a number from groups of ten and individual ones.
Add, subtract and explore equal groups
A number line makes each jump visible. Equal groups offer a way into multiplication, while sharing activities show what division does. Ask children to explain the model as well as the final number.
Number line jumps
Jump forward and backward to explore addition and subtraction.
Times tables garden
Explore multiplication patterns and equal groups.
Sharing at the dock
Share a quantity into equal groups and check each group.
Move from whole numbers to fractions
Look at how a whole has been divided before naming or comparing a fraction. Older children can explore combining unit fractions and fraction calculations in enrichment games.
Fraction kitchen
Look at equal parts of a whole and choose the matching fraction.
Unit fraction challenge
Combine different unit fractions to make the target amount.
The Pieces Pizza
Connecting fractions worth calling In an illustrated adventure for the fourth grade, with clues and a possibility to correct.