Looking for ways to help your student practice math at home? These websites offer free, engaging math games that are appropriate for elementary learners.
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Math Playground
https://www.mathplayground.com
- Grades 1 - 6.
- Focus on problem solving & fluency.
- Large collection of fast-paced arcade games, logic puzzles, and word problem challenges.
- Organized by grade level & specific skills.
Bedtime Math
https://bedtimemath.org
- Grades K-5.
- Incorporates math into daily routines.
- Provides a daily “math story” or “riddle” that families can solve together.
- Easier search by math skill or topic.
Room Recess
https://www.roomrecess.com
- Grades K-6.
- Vast library of free simple, focused games covering multiple topics (check out Math Quest as it is a particular favorite.)
- No accounts or logins required.
Prodigy Math
https://www.prodigy.com
- Grades 1 - 8.
- Engaging Pokemon style game - students win wizard battles by solving math problems.
- Aligns to state standards & adapts to their skill level.
MathGames.org
https://www.mathgames.org
- Grades K-3 & early elementary.
- Simple games for counting, number sense, and early math skills.
- Completely ad-free and requires no login or account.
ABCya!
https://www.abcya.com
- Grades PreK - 6+.
- Features games categorized by grade level & specific math topics.
- Builds problem solving and math fluency.
- Puzzles, logic games, and visual math activities.
PBS Kids Math
https://pbskids.org/games/math
- Grades PreK-3.
- Games feature familiar characters like Curious George & Peg + Cat.
- Focus on foundational skills like patterns, measurement, and basic shapes.
No Tech, No Problem
https://tinyurl.com/EM2cardgames
- Great for screen-free bonding.
- Build mental math strength by focusing on “fact fluency” that’s done w/out paper & pencil.
- Supports math talk & social emotional skills.
Tips for families:
- Short practice sessions are most effective (10-15 minutes).
- Have your student (s) explain their thinking while they play. Pair games with conversations.
- Focus on learning and progress, not just winning the game.
- Skip the login if a site doesn't require it
- Use a nickname for games that require a name (first and last initial)