Primary maths is largely about fluency: knowing that 7 × 8 is 56 without counting on your fingers, reading an analogue clock at a glance, or giving the right change in a shop. That fluency only comes from practice, and identical worksheets get boring fast. These games turn each skill into one-minute rounds whose challenge rises gradually.
It is not only sums: there are games to see fractions as slices of a cake, place numbers on a number line, round, convert units or read a bar chart. Each one has levels (easy, medium and hard) so you can go from the first years to the last ones without switching games.
Times tables against the clock
Read and set the clock
Count euros and give change
Identify and build fractions by tapping slices
Pick the nearest round number
Write the number in Roman
Convert km, m, cm, kg, g, L…
Order fractions, decimals & %
Integers and negatives, jumping the number line
Reach the target number
Navigate & calculate
Read the chart: is it growing, when was the peak, how much did it change
Calculate mean, median, mode and range against the clock
With a summary, examples and a multiple-choice test.
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