Math

Math apps and games for kids

Counting, adding, times tables, fractions and puzzles: apps, games and websites that practice math, from first numbers to algebra.

Ages 2–5

Numberblocks World: Counting games, number quizzes, songs and episodes featuring the Numberblocks characters.
Khan Academy Kids: An early-learning app of books, reading and math activities, videos and creative play.
PBS KIDS Games: Games and videos from PBS KIDS programs, gathered in one browser destination.
Montessori Preschool: A Montessori-inspired app covering early reading, numbers, art and practical-life activities.
Todo Math: Early number activities plus shapes, clocks and calendars.
Kahoot! Numbers by DragonBox: Interactive number play for exploring quantities and how numbers relate.
MathTango: Math Games for Kids: Arithmetic practice combined with monster collecting and world building.
Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox: Puzzles that introduce equation-solving and algebraic ideas, 200 of them across ten chapters.
SplashLearn: A browser catalog of math games sorted by concept and grade, from early counting and shapes to later elementary topics.
Moose Math: Counting smoothie ingredients, matching pets by dots and solving number problems in bingo.
ABCya: ABCya has a large catalog of short browser games for kids, covering math, reading, art, typing and other elementary subjects.
TRT Çocuk: A Turkish-language children’s site with games, program episodes, short videos and a live TV section.
NRICH: Mathematical investigations from a University of Cambridge project, built around spotting patterns, testing ideas and explaining reasoning.
Bedtime Math: A short daily story, factual or playful, followed by math questions for a family to talk through.
Topmarks Maths Games: Topmarks math games and teaching tools, sorted by age group and then by topic, from counting to fractions.
MathGames: Math games combined with skill practice, printable worksheets and short explanatory videos.
ictgames: ictgames has math and English browser games and teaching tools for ages 5–10, tied to the UK primary curriculum.
Education.com: A searchable library of games, worksheets, lesson plans and hands-on projects.
Sheppard Software: A broad collection of short learning games across early concepts, math, geography, animals, science and language arts.
IXL: Practice organized into detailed skill lists for math, language arts, science and more.
Math for Love Lesson Library: A lesson library that turns math ideas into games, conversations and open-ended investigations.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills: A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
DREME Family Math: Adult-led activities that bring numbers, shapes, patterns and measurement into everyday family life.
Sumdog: Adaptive math and spelling practice set inside game-based challenges.
Thinkrolls: Kids roll round characters through physics mazes, play logic and math games, and design puzzle levels of their own.
Busy Shapes & Colors: Kids drag, match and sort their way through puzzles that name 11 shapes and 11 colors.
Mathseeds: Kids move along a map of short animated math lessons and games, from first counting to early problem solving.
NumBots: Kids help a rusty robot rebuild itself by solving addition and subtraction challenges.
Dr. Panda – Learn & Play: Little ones appear to count, match letters, sort shapes and puzzle through small logic games alongside Dr. Panda and his friends.
Endless Numbers: The Endless monsters seem to bring each number to life through little puzzles, animations and first sums.
Hungry Caterpillar Play School: In Hungry Caterpillar Play School, kids trace letters, count, paint, make music and listen to stories with Eric Carle’s caterpillar.
LEGO DUPLO Peppa Pig: Kids snap together 3D DUPLO bricks and act out everyday adventures with Peppa, George and their friends.
Sesame Street Games Club: Preschoolers appear to bake with Cookie Monster, climb a beanstalk with Elmo and tinker with the Mecha Builders.
PAW Patrol Academy: Preschoolers work on letters, numbers, shapes and feelings during missions with the PAW Patrol pups.
Ello: Kids read aloud to Ello, a friendly elephant tutor who listens, helps with slips and adjusts the next session.

Ages 6–8

Numberblocks World: Counting games, number quizzes, songs and episodes featuring the Numberblocks characters.
Beast Academy Online: A self-paced elementary math curriculum built around comic-style guides, video lessons and puzzles.
Khan Academy Kids: An early-learning app of books, reading and math activities, videos and creative play.
PBS KIDS Games: Games and videos from PBS KIDS programs, gathered in one browser destination.
Montessori Preschool: A Montessori-inspired app covering early reading, numbers, art and practical-life activities.
Prodigy Math: Prodigy Math is a fantasy game in which answering math questions helps players win battles and finish quests.
Multiplication Games Kahoot!: More than 20 multiplication mini-games with an adaptive progression.
Todo Math: Early number activities plus shapes, clocks and calendars.
Kahoot! Geometry by DragonBox: Shape puzzles that introduce angles, geometric properties and the steps behind a proof.
Kahoot! Numbers by DragonBox: Interactive number play for exploring quantities and how numbers relate.
MathTango: Math Games for Kids: Arithmetic practice combined with monster collecting and world building.
Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox: Puzzles that introduce equation-solving and algebraic ideas, 200 of them across ten chapters.
Monster Math: Kids Fun Games: Arithmetic missions with visual number strategies and no time limits.
SplashLearn: A browser catalog of math games sorted by concept and grade, from early counting and shapes to later elementary topics.
Quick Math: Mental Arithmetic: Timed mental-arithmetic challenges, answered by writing directly on the screen.
Moose Math: Counting smoothie ingredients, matching pets by dots and solving number problems in bingo.
DoodleMath: Elementary Math: Placement questions set up a practice program spanning arithmetic, measurement, geometry and fractions.
Cuemath: One-to-one live lessons for kindergartners on counting, shapes, patterns and small-number arithmetic, using stories and visual activities.
Varsity Tutors: Individual tutoring or live classes in elementary math topics such as place value, multiplication and fractions.
ABCya: ABCya has a large catalog of short browser games for kids, covering math, reading, art, typing and other elementary subjects.
TRT Çocuk: A Turkish-language children’s site with games, program episodes, short videos and a live TV section.
NRICH: Mathematical investigations from a University of Cambridge project, built around spotting patterns, testing ideas and explaining reasoning.
Math Playground: A browser library of math games, logic challenges and problem-solving puzzles, sorted by grade.
Bedtime Math: A short daily story, factual or playful, followed by math questions for a family to talk through.
The Math Learning Center Math Apps: A set of visual math tools, from geoboards to number lines, that run in a browser.
Topmarks Maths Games: Topmarks math games and teaching tools, sorted by age group and then by topic, from counting to fractions.
Toy Theater: Short learning games mixed with virtual manipulatives, creative tools and classic puzzles.
MathGames: Math games combined with skill practice, printable worksheets and short explanatory videos.
Timestables.com: A site devoted to multiplication tables, where children pick one table and practice it.
Arcademics: Short arcade-style games for elementary subjects, with a sizeable math selection sorted by grade and skill.
ictgames: ictgames has math and English browser games and teaching tools for ages 5–10, tied to the UK primary curriculum.
Education.com: A searchable library of games, worksheets, lesson plans and hands-on projects.
Sheppard Software: A broad collection of short learning games across early concepts, math, geography, animals, science and language arts.
IXL: Practice organized into detailed skill lists for math, language arts, science and more.
Matific: Interactive math activities with three ways in: an adaptive adventure, a topic-based Training Zone and a Multiplayer Arena.
Math for Love Lesson Library: A lesson library that turns math ideas into games, conversations and open-ended investigations.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills: A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
Khan Academy Math: Khan Academy’s main math site, with arithmetic laid out as a structured course.
Zearn Math: Math lessons that pair short fluency activities with interactive video instruction and quizzes.
DREME Family Math: Adult-led activities that bring numbers, shapes, patterns and measurement into everyday family life.
BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr.: Animated explanations followed by quizzes, drawing and vocabulary activities on the same topic.
Sumdog: Adaptive math and spelling practice set inside game-based challenges.
DreamBox Math: Interactive math lessons delivered in a personalized sequence, for school or home.
Groove Pizza: Kids build drum beats by placing toppings on a spinning pizza and hearing the patterns play.
Minecraft Education: Kids appear to roam familiar blocky worlds built around coding, math, science and history lessons.
Thinkrolls: Kids roll round characters through physics mazes, play logic and math games, and design puzzle levels of their own.
Mathseeds: Kids move along a map of short animated math lessons and games, from first counting to early problem solving.
Math Antics: Kids watch short animated lessons that walk through one math idea at a time, with printable practice sheets alongside.
Times Tables Rock Stars: Kids answer rapid times tables and division questions, earning coins to dress up a rock star avatar.
NumBots: Kids help a rusty robot rebuild itself by solving addition and subtraction challenges.
Kahoot! Big Numbers by DragonBox: Kids gather and trade resources in the land of Noomia while getting to grips with place value and column addition and subtraction.
Slice Fractions 2: Kids slice blocks into fractions so the right pieces drop into place, across more than 100 wordless puzzles.
SolveMe Mobiles: Kids balance hanging mobiles of shapes to figure out what each shape is worth.
KenKen: Kids fill small number grids using arithmetic clues, a bit like Sudoku with sums and products.
Monument Valley: Kids rotate and shift impossible buildings so a silent princess can walk paths that only line up from the right angle.
Osmo Genius Starter Kit: Kids move real tangram pieces, number tiles and letter tiles in front of a tablet, and the games react to what they build.
Daily SET Puzzle: Kids hunt for sets of three cards that match or differ in color, shape, number and shading, with a new puzzle each day.
Hungry Caterpillar Play School: In Hungry Caterpillar Play School, kids trace letters, count, paint, make music and listen to stories with Eric Carle’s caterpillar.
Sesame Street Games Club: Preschoolers appear to bake with Cookie Monster, climb a beanstalk with Elmo and tinker with the Mecha Builders.
Ello: Kids read aloud to Ello, a friendly elephant tutor who listens, helps with slips and adjusts the next session.
Generation Genius: Generation Genius teaches science and math through video lessons with related materials.

Ages 9–12

Numberblocks World: Counting games, number quizzes, songs and episodes featuring the Numberblocks characters.
Beast Academy Online: A self-paced elementary math curriculum built around comic-style guides, video lessons and puzzles.
Prodigy Math: Prodigy Math is a fantasy game in which answering math questions helps players win battles and finish quests.
Multiplication Games Kahoot!: More than 20 multiplication mini-games with an adaptive progression.
Kahoot! Geometry by DragonBox: Shape puzzles that introduce angles, geometric properties and the steps behind a proof.
MathTango: Math Games for Kids: Arithmetic practice combined with monster collecting and world building.
Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox: Puzzles that introduce equation-solving and algebraic ideas, 200 of them across ten chapters.
SplashLearn: A browser catalog of math games sorted by concept and grade, from early counting and shapes to later elementary topics.
Quick Math: Mental Arithmetic: Timed mental-arithmetic challenges, answered by writing directly on the screen.
DoodleMath: Elementary Math: Placement questions set up a practice program spanning arithmetic, measurement, geometry and fractions.
Cuemath: One-to-one live lessons for kindergartners on counting, shapes, patterns and small-number arithmetic, using stories and visual activities.
Varsity Tutors: Individual tutoring or live classes in elementary math topics such as place value, multiplication and fractions.
ABCya: ABCya has a large catalog of short browser games for kids, covering math, reading, art, typing and other elementary subjects.
NRICH: Mathematical investigations from a University of Cambridge project, built around spotting patterns, testing ideas and explaining reasoning.
Math Playground: A browser library of math games, logic challenges and problem-solving puzzles, sorted by grade.
Bedtime Math: A short daily story, factual or playful, followed by math questions for a family to talk through.
The Math Learning Center Math Apps: A set of visual math tools, from geoboards to number lines, that run in a browser.
Topmarks Maths Games: Topmarks math games and teaching tools, sorted by age group and then by topic, from counting to fractions.
Toy Theater: Short learning games mixed with virtual manipulatives, creative tools and classic puzzles.
Polypad: A math canvas full of movable objects, from fraction bars and number cubes to 3D solids.
Math is Fun: Illustrated math explanations alongside puzzles, games, worksheets and reference pages.
MathGames: Math games combined with skill practice, printable worksheets and short explanatory videos.
Timestables.com: A site devoted to multiplication tables, where children pick one table and practice it.
Arcademics: Short arcade-style games for elementary subjects, with a sizeable math selection sorted by grade and skill.
ictgames: ictgames has math and English browser games and teaching tools for ages 5–10, tied to the UK primary curriculum.
Education.com: A searchable library of games, worksheets, lesson plans and hands-on projects.
Sheppard Software: A broad collection of short learning games across early concepts, math, geography, animals, science and language arts.
IXL: Practice organized into detailed skill lists for math, language arts, science and more.
Matific: Interactive math activities with three ways in: an adaptive adventure, a topic-based Training Zone and a Multiplayer Arena.
Math for Love Lesson Library: A lesson library that turns math ideas into games, conversations and open-ended investigations.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills: A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
Khan Academy Math: Khan Academy’s main math site, with arithmetic laid out as a structured course.
Zearn Math: Math lessons that pair short fluency activities with interactive video instruction and quizzes.
BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr.: Animated explanations followed by quizzes, drawing and vocabulary activities on the same topic.
YouCubed Activities and Tasks: A library of math tasks to explore through discussion, drawing and hands-on work.
Sumdog: Adaptive math and spelling practice set inside game-based challenges.
DreamBox Math: Interactive math lessons delivered in a personalized sequence, for school or home.
Groove Pizza: Kids build drum beats by placing toppings on a spinning pizza and hearing the patterns play.
Minecraft Education: Kids appear to roam familiar blocky worlds built around coding, math, science and history lessons.
Pencil Code: Kids steer a drawing turtle with code to make pictures, tunes and games, flipping between blocks and typed text.
Human Resource Machine: Kids drag commands to make a little office worker shuffle, sort and add boxes in puzzles that quietly teach programming.
BlocksCAD: Kids snap together code blocks that build 3D shapes and objects, ready to send to a 3D printer.
Poly Bridge 3: Kids design bridges from wood, steel, rope and hydraulics, then send cars and trucks across to see if they hold.
Mathseeds: Kids move along a map of short animated math lessons and games, from first counting to early problem solving.
Math Antics: Kids watch short animated lessons that walk through one math idea at a time, with printable practice sheets alongside.
Times Tables Rock Stars: Kids answer rapid times tables and division questions, earning coins to dress up a rock star avatar.
Kahoot! Big Numbers by DragonBox: Kids gather and trade resources in the land of Noomia while getting to grips with place value and column addition and subtraction.
Slice Fractions 2: Kids slice blocks into fractions so the right pieces drop into place, across more than 100 wordless puzzles.
SolveMe Mobiles: Kids balance hanging mobiles of shapes to figure out what each shape is worth.
KenKen: Kids fill small number grids using arithmetic clues, a bit like Sudoku with sums and products.
Alcumus: Kids tackle adaptive challenge problems from Art of Problem Solving, unlocking achievements as they climb.
Monument Valley: Kids rotate and shift impossible buildings so a silent princess can walk paths that only line up from the right angle.
Osmo Genius Starter Kit: Kids move real tangram pieces, number tiles and letter tiles in front of a tablet, and the games react to what they build.
Daily SET Puzzle: Kids hunt for sets of three cards that match or differ in color, shape, number and shading, with a new puzzle each day.
Euclidea: Kids build geometric figures with a virtual compass and straightedge, hunting for the solution with the fewest moves.
Kahoot! Algebra 2 by DragonBox: Kids solve visual equation puzzles that gradually become real algebra, from like terms to factoring.
Ello: Kids read aloud to Ello, a friendly elephant tutor who listens, helps with slips and adjusts the next session.
PhET Interactive Simulations: PhET is a library of interactive science and math simulations that run in a browser.
Generation Genius: Generation Genius teaches science and math through video lessons with related materials.

Ages 13+

Numberblocks World: Counting games, number quizzes, songs and episodes featuring the Numberblocks characters.
Beast Academy Online: A self-paced elementary math curriculum built around comic-style guides, video lessons and puzzles.
Prodigy Math: Prodigy Math is a fantasy game in which answering math questions helps players win battles and finish quests.
Kahoot! Geometry by DragonBox: Shape puzzles that introduce angles, geometric properties and the steps behind a proof.
MathTango: Math Games for Kids: Arithmetic practice combined with monster collecting and world building.
Kahoot! Algebra by DragonBox: Puzzles that introduce equation-solving and algebraic ideas, 200 of them across ten chapters.
Cuemath: One-to-one live lessons for kindergartners on counting, shapes, patterns and small-number arithmetic, using stories and visual activities.
NRICH: Mathematical investigations from a University of Cambridge project, built around spotting patterns, testing ideas and explaining reasoning.
Topmarks Maths Games: Topmarks math games and teaching tools, sorted by age group and then by topic, from counting to fractions.
Polypad: A math canvas full of movable objects, from fraction bars and number cubes to 3D solids.
Math is Fun: Illustrated math explanations alongside puzzles, games, worksheets and reference pages.
MathGames: Math games combined with skill practice, printable worksheets and short explanatory videos.
Education.com: A searchable library of games, worksheets, lesson plans and hands-on projects.
Sheppard Software: A broad collection of short learning games across early concepts, math, geography, animals, science and language arts.
IXL: Practice organized into detailed skill lists for math, language arts, science and more.
Teach Your Monster Number Skills: A character-led game in which young children explore early number ideas.
Khan Academy Math: Khan Academy’s main math site, with arithmetic laid out as a structured course.
Zearn Math: Math lessons that pair short fluency activities with interactive video instruction and quizzes.
BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr.: Animated explanations followed by quizzes, drawing and vocabulary activities on the same topic.
YouCubed Activities and Tasks: A library of math tasks to explore through discussion, drawing and hands-on work.
Sumdog: Adaptive math and spelling practice set inside game-based challenges.
DreamBox Math: Interactive math lessons delivered in a personalized sequence, for school or home.
Groove Pizza: Kids build drum beats by placing toppings on a spinning pizza and hearing the patterns play.
Minecraft Education: Kids appear to roam familiar blocky worlds built around coding, math, science and history lessons.
Pencil Code: Kids steer a drawing turtle with code to make pictures, tunes and games, flipping between blocks and typed text.
Human Resource Machine: Kids drag commands to make a little office worker shuffle, sort and add boxes in puzzles that quietly teach programming.
BlocksCAD: Kids snap together code blocks that build 3D shapes and objects, ready to send to a 3D printer.
Poly Bridge 3: Kids design bridges from wood, steel, rope and hydraulics, then send cars and trucks across to see if they hold.
Math Antics: Kids watch short animated lessons that walk through one math idea at a time, with printable practice sheets alongside.
Times Tables Rock Stars: Kids answer rapid times tables and division questions, earning coins to dress up a rock star avatar.
SolveMe Mobiles: Kids balance hanging mobiles of shapes to figure out what each shape is worth.
KenKen: Kids fill small number grids using arithmetic clues, a bit like Sudoku with sums and products.
Alcumus: Kids tackle adaptive challenge problems from Art of Problem Solving, unlocking achievements as they climb.
Monument Valley: Kids rotate and shift impossible buildings so a silent princess can walk paths that only line up from the right angle.
Daily SET Puzzle: Kids hunt for sets of three cards that match or differ in color, shape, number and shading, with a new puzzle each day.
Euclidea: Kids build geometric figures with a virtual compass and straightedge, hunting for the solution with the fewest moves.
Kahoot! Algebra 2 by DragonBox: Kids solve visual equation puzzles that gradually become real algebra, from like terms to factoring.
PhET Interactive Simulations: PhET is a library of interactive science and math simulations that run in a browser.
Generation Genius: Generation Genius teaches science and math through video lessons with related materials.