Ages 4–6
Kindergarten Math
Counting to 20, recognising numerals, simple addition within 10, basic shapes, and patterns.
🎮 26 Games📄 35 Worksheets
Explore Kindergarten152 games · 202 worksheets · Ages 2–14
Make maths fun and brilliant for every kid
Free games and printable worksheets for ages 2 to 14 — organised by grade, ad-free by default, with no sign-up.
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Nine grade pages, Kindergarten through Grade 8 — each listing the equivalent year in England and Australia, with a named author and a separate assigned reviewer on every activity.
Ages 6–7
Grade 1 Math
Addition and subtraction within 20, place value to 100, time to the hour, and 2D shapes.
🎮 16 Games📄 17 Worksheets
Explore Grade 1Ages 7–8
Grade 2 Math
Two- and three-digit addition and subtraction, multiplication facts to 10, fractions as parts of a whole, a…
🎮 19 Games📄 29 Worksheets
Explore Grade 2Ages 8–9
Grade 3 Math
Multi-digit multiplication and division, fluency with multiplication facts, equivalent fractions, area and …
🎮 12 Games📄 22 Worksheets
Explore Grade 3Ages 9–10
Grade 4 Math
Multi-digit operations, decimals, fraction operations, factors and multiples, and angles.
🎮 25 Games📄 25 Worksheets
Explore Grade 4Ages 10–11
Grade 5 Math
Volume, decimal operations, ratios, percentages, coordinate plane, and order of operations.
🎮 19 Games📄 8 Worksheets
Explore Grade 5Ages 11–12
Grade 6 Math
Ratios, proportional relationships, integer operations, expressions and equations, and basic statistics.
🎮 23 Games📄 16 Worksheets
Explore Grade 6Ages 12–13
Grade 7 Math
Percentages, proportional relationships, two-step equations, geometry, and probability.
🎮 34 Games📄 21 Worksheets
Explore Grade 7Ages 13–14
Grade 8 Math
Linear equations, systems of equations, functions, exponents, the Pythagorean theorem, and bivariate data.
🎮 24 Games📄 32 Worksheets
Explore Grade 8Or browse by the skill you need
Not sure which grade fits? Every game and worksheet is mapped to one of these ten topics, at every level.
Addition
Adding numbers together, from counting on to column addition.
Explore →Subtraction
Taking away, finding the difference, and borrowing.
Explore →Multiplication & Division
Times tables, sharing equally, and the link between the two.
Explore →Fractions & Decimals
Parts of a whole, equivalence, decimals and percentages.
Explore →Place Value & Number Sense
Counting, reading numbers, and understanding how they are built.
Explore →Geometry & Shapes
Shapes, angles, symmetry and space.
Explore →Measurement & Time
Length, mass, capacity, and telling the time.
Explore →Money
Coins, change and everyday budgeting.
Explore →Patterns & Algebra
Sequences, rules, unknowns and equations.
Explore →Data & Probability
Graphs, averages, chance and reading data.
Explore →Free math games for every age
At least one game from each of the five age groups — every one free, ad-free and playable in the browser with no sign-up.
Tiny Explorers · Ages 2 to 4
Bubble Number Pop
Pop bubbles in counting order to build number recognition for ages 2 to 4.
arcadeLittle Learners · Ages 5 to 7
Addition Lightning
Build addition fluency with timed quick-fire sums for ages 5 to 7.
speedSmart Starters · Ages 8 to 10
Mixed Number Speed Dash
Race between frozen research stations by adding and subtracting mixed numbers against a friendly timer, for ages 8 to 10.
speedLogic Masters · Ages 11 to 12
Two-Step Equation Blitz
Solve two-step equations against a friendly timer in a quantum reactor control center, for ages 11 to 12.
speedYoung Geniuses · Ages 13 to 14
Surds Speed Simplifier
Simplify surds and radicals against a friendly timer in a quantum energy research facility, for ages 13 to 14.
speedSmart Starters · Ages 8 to 10
Number Sequence Grid
Complete number sequences on a grid inside an ancient puzzle vault, filling missing values to unlock each chamber, for ages 8 to 10.
puzzle10 worksheet engine types
From simple tracing for toddlers to advanced problem sets — every worksheet generates dynamically with a clean, separate answer key.
Fill-in blank
Missing numbers and operators — the most versatile worksheet format across all age groups.
Word problems
Real-world story problems with space for working out — builds applied reasoning at every level.
Grid
Multiplication grids, factor grids and quadratic grids — partial fill from easy to challenge.
Match column
Draw lines to connect pairs — equations to answers, clocks to times, shapes to names.
True / False
Circle True or False — builds critical evaluation of mathematical statements at every level.
Multiple choice
A, B, C, D format with carefully designed distractors — ideal for test-style practice.
Trace & write
Dotted formation guides with arrows — number tracing for beginners through to algebraic notation.
Colour by number
Solve to unlock the colour code — maths practice disguised as art. Hugely motivating for reluctant learners.
Number line
Plot, fill and compare on structured number lines — from 0–10 for toddlers to vectors for older students.
Graph & chart
Read, draw and interpret — tally charts for beginners through to histograms and scatter graphs for older students.
Designed for real learning, not just play
Every game and worksheet is organised by school grade and age.
10 unique game engines
Speed, drag-and-drop, puzzle, arcade, memory, simulation, builder, escape room, spinner and quiz — practice never repeats itself.
Parent dashboard & progress
Track XP, badges, streaks and accuracy across all five age groups, with clear visual insights at a glance.
Gamification & rewards
Earn XP, unlock badges, keep a daily streak, and climb from Beginner to Genius rank.
Print-ready worksheets
Every worksheet generates a clean A4 PDF with a separate answer key — ready for homework or the classroom.
No accounts, no chat
No account or sign-up is needed. Children are never asked for a name, email address or other contact details. There is no chat or messaging. Game progress, XP and badges are saved in this browser, not in an account. Ad-free by default.
Aligned to 4 curricula
Organised by US grade, with the equivalent year in England and Australia and the Ontario grade shown on every grade page.
Content integrity
Written and reviewed by named specialists
Every grade page is written for that grade, and every activity on it names its author and a separate assigned reviewer — not generated from a topic list and left alone.
See who reviewed your gradeMaya Chen
B.A. Early Childhood Education · Child Development Associate (CDA) · Certified Instructional Game Designer
Lead Games Author
Daniel Okafor
B.Ed. Mathematics Education · K-8 Mathematics Teaching Certification · Curriculum Design Certificate
Lead Worksheets Author
Dr. Sarah Bennett
Ph.D. Mathematics Education · M.Sc. Applied Mathematics · Certified Curriculum Auditor
Lead Mathematics Reviewer
Priya Raman
M.Sc. Child Development & Psychology · Certified Inclusive Design Specialist · Early Childhood Assessment Certificate
Lead Child Development Reviewer
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Kids earn XP and badges and climb the rank system — Beginner to Genius.
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Everything you need to know before your child starts playing.
- Yes. Every game and worksheet is free to use. There is no sign-up gate and no premium tier.
- No. We do not require accounts, run chat, or collect personal information from children. Progress lives in your browser only.
- Advertising is off by default. If we ever turn it on, ads will run in a child-directed configuration that disables interest-based advertising.
- Content is grouped into five age categories from Tiny Explorers (2–4) up to Young Geniuses (13–14), and is also tagged by grade level so you can find what fits your child.
- Yes. Every level downloads with a separate, clearly labelled answer-key PDF for fast marking.
- Yes. The worksheets are free to use for personal practice and classroom homework folders.
- Email the team via the Contact page. We review every request and queue suitable topics for the next release.
- Activities are organised by US school grade (Kindergarten–Grade 8). Each grade page shows the equivalent level in the Common Core State Standards (US), the National Curriculum in England, the Australian Curriculum (v9.0) and Ontario’s Grades 1–8 mathematics curriculum, matched by pupils’ age. Individual activities are described by grade and topic; they are not yet mapped to specific standards.
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