Classes 4 to 6
Prime Time
Prime or not? The dots decide: a rectangle means not prime.
- Prime and composite numbers
- Factors
- Divisibility rules
Practice
Maths games
Short games that drill the facts worth knowing by heart. They run in the browser, nothing is recorded, and no account is needed, open one and play.
Classes 4 to 6
Classes 5 and 6
Angle Turn
Make 60 degrees: turn the arm on a protractor, then name the angle.
- Measuring angles
- Reading a protractor
- Types of angle
Classes 3 to 8
Target Number
Make 24 from 3, 8, 4 and 1: combine tiles with + - x and divide.
- Mental arithmetic
- Order of operations and brackets
- Reasoning with numbers
Classes 2 to 5
Measure It
How long is the pencil? Read the ruler in centimetres and millimetres.
- Measuring length
- Reading a ruler
- Centimetres and millimetres
Classes 2 to 6
Bar Graph Builder
Turn a tally into a bar graph, then read what the graph says.
- Tally marks
- Bar graphs
- Reading data with a scale
Classes 6 to 8
Squares and Cubes
13 squared, the square root of 196, 4 cubed: see each one as tiles and blocks.
- Square numbers and square roots
- Cube numbers and cube roots
- Estimating roots
Classes 2 to 6
Number Runner
An 8-bit run and jump: bump the block with the answer and the gate opens.
- Addition and subtraction facts
- Times tables and division facts
- Mental arithmetic under a little pressure
Ages 2 to 5
Count the Pictures
Touch each picture to count it, then pick how many.
- Counting objects
- One number for each thing
- Numerals 1 to 10
Ages 2 to 5
Colour Hunt
Find the blue balloon: colours, said out loud and found by tapping.
- Naming colours
- Matching a colour to its name
- Listening to an instruction
Ages 2 to 5
Shape Sorter
The toy box with the shaped holes: drag each shape into the hole it fits.
- Naming shapes
- Matching a shape to its outline
- Hand and eye together
Ages 2 to 5
Big and Small
Tap the big one, tap the small one: comparing sizes by eye.
- Comparing sizes
- Big, small, biggest and smallest
- Listening to an instruction
Ages 3 to 5
Which Has More?
Two plates of cookies: tap the one with more.
- More and fewer
- Comparing two groups
- Counting to seven
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These games belong to the Early Years programme.