New every day
Daily Sudoku
One fresh puzzle a day, the same for everyone. How fast can you solve today’s?
Solve today’s puzzle60-second challenge
Beat the Clock: 7× Table
How many 7 times table facts can you answer in a minute? Missed ones come back until they stick.
Start the challengeLogic + arithmetic
Calcudoku Cages
Sudoku rules plus cages that add, subtract, multiply and divide. A brain workout in every grid.
Crack a puzzleNumber facts
Speedy Addition
Make sums like 8 + 7 instant. Short rounds, big number pad, and a best score to beat.
Play additionBoss level
Mixed Times Tables
Every table from 2 × 2 to 12 × 12, shuffled. The ultimate times tables test.
Take the testWhere numbers come alive
Free Mathematics Games
for Every Student
Quick, replayable math games for times tables, division, addition and subtraction, plus Sudoku, Calcudoku and logic puzzles, the 24 Game and strategy board games. Free to play in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
- Games
- 124
- Categories
- 11
- Sign-ups
- 0
- Price
- Free
Choose a category
Continue playing
Good Places to Start
Every times table from 2× to 20×, skip counting, missing factors, squares, square roots and cubes.
Divide by every number from 2 to 12, division facts, remainders and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000.
Number bonds, one more and one less, doubles, make ten and adding 9, up to two-digit addition within 100.
Counting back, subtracting from 10 and 20, subtracting 9 and 10, tens, and two-digit subtraction.
Fractions of a number, equivalent fractions, adding fractions, and decimals to 1, tenths and hundredths.
Counting money, unit conversions, area and perimeter, mean, median and mode, and probability.
4×4 puzzles for kids, 6×6 for beginners, and 9×9 Easy, Medium, Hard and Daily Sudoku.
KenKen-style grid puzzles: Sudoku rules plus cages that add, subtract, multiply or divide.
Nonograms, Kakuro, Star Battle, Slitherlink, Hashi, Hidato, Peg Solitaire and more: classic puzzles solved by pure logic.
Hex, Bagh Chal, Fanorona, Dots and Boxes, Nim, Chomp, Quoridor and more: two-player games against the computer or a friend.
The 24 Game, Magic Squares, the 15 Puzzle, Lights Out and Code Breaker: make 24, balance every line, slide tiles, switch off the lights or crack a code.
Coming soon
- 2048 & Merge PuzzlesSlide and merge number tiles on classic, mini and big boards.
- Hidden EquationGuess the hidden equation in six tries, with a new one every day.
After that: Telling Time · Mental Math · Algebra · Geometry
Why Math Games
Short Games That Build Real Skills
Games, not worksheets
Every game is built around one skill, such as the 7 times table, so you practise it by playing.
Mistakes come back
Miss a question and you see the answer, then it comes back a few questions later until it sticks.
Pick your level
Start with sums within 10 and work up to division and square numbers, or go from 4 × 4 Sudoku to Hard and 3 × 3 Calcudoku to 6 × 6.
Beat your best
Your best scores and puzzle times are saved on your device, so every game has something to aim for.
Nothing to install
Games open straight in your browser. You don’t need an app, an account or a download.
Phone, tablet or laptop
Type answers on a keyboard or tap the big number pad on a touch screen.
Who it’s for
Students, Parents and Teachers
Students
- Learn times tables and number facts in 60-second rounds
- Solve Sudoku from 4 × 4 up to Hard
- Crack Calcudoku cages with +, −, × and ÷
- Try to beat your own best score
- See which facts to practise again
Parents
- Short sessions that fit around homework
- Nothing to install and no sign-up
- Each game shows its skill and grade level
Teachers
- Works on classroom computers and tablets
- Put a game on screen for a whole-class warm-up
- Share a link that opens a specific game
Games by grade and classroom ideas for teachers and parents →
How it works
Playing in Seconds
Choose a game
Pick a category, then the table or level you want to practise.
Play your way
Race the 60-second clock, practise with no timer, or take your time over a Sudoku or Calcudoku.
Play and improve
See your score, review the facts you missed, and go again.
Ready for today’s challenge?
Two new puzzles every day. Solve them, then come back tomorrow to keep your streak going.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Math Games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser, and you don’t need to sign up or install anything.
What math games can I play right now?
There are 124 games so far: every times table from 2× to 12× (plus 13, 15 and 20), dividing by each number from 2 to 12, remainders, square numbers and roots, early-number skills like doubles, make ten and number bonds, addition and subtraction up to two-digit numbers, Sudoku from 4×4 for kids up to Hard, KenKen-style Calcudoku from 3×3 to 6×6, logic puzzles such as Kakuro, Masyu and Nurikabe, strategy board games such as Dots and Boxes, Nim and Pente, and the 24 Game. Sudoku, Calcudoku and the 24 Game each have a daily puzzle.
Who are the games for?
Mainly children aged about 5 to 12 practising core number skills. Each game page shows the level it suits, from kindergarten addition up to grade 6 square numbers. The harder Sudoku, Calcudoku and logic puzzles, the 24 Game and the strategy board games suit teens and adults too.
What’s coming next?
2048 & Merge Puzzles and Hidden Equation are being built now. Telling Time, Mental Math, Algebra, Geometry come after that.
Can teachers use Math Games in class?
Yes. The games run in any modern browser with no student accounts. Each game has its own link you can share or put up on a classroom screen.