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Free math games

Listed below are the educational activities and games that have been developed for the HelpingWithMath.com web site. Also listed are a number of fun math games that have been created for the BBC Schools web site. These games will be especially useful for Kindergarten through 3rd grade although they can be used by any student that wants to practice their math in a fun way.

You will also find some of the games below, along with others, listed on the multiplication games page and also on the addition and subtraction games page.

Latest Additions

December 2019: The 10 matching games below offer practice with shapes, rounding, and with decimals.

Multiplication games

Games for practicing times tables

Doubles

More multiplication games

These are basic math fact games developed for HelpingWithMath.com.

The challenge is to aim the sight and fire at any of four targets – ideally at the one that shows the correct answer to the multiplication problem!

Build the answer

These multiplication games require the “magnets” to be moved to make the correct answer.

Algebra Games

Composite or Prime number?

Fraction games

Addition and subtraction games

The game below has options for finding a number that is one or two less than, or one or two more than the given number and also to have both timed and untimed versions. It provides practice with number relationships with numbers to 10 and is typically suited to students around the 1st grade level.

This number partitions game is good for building foundation skills for addition and subtraction.

The games below require the numbers and signs to be moved around to make the correct answer.

Making 10 Games

And this addition and subtraction game mixes up numbers and signs for a slightly different challenge

Math games by the BBC

Other Math Games