Games Arithmetic
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Playpower Games
A free browser library of K–8 maths games organised by grade and topic, with practice in arithmetic, fractions, geometry, and other school skills.
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Mathsframe Free Maths Games
Mathsframe provides free interactive KS2 maths games covering arithmetic, number lines, fractions, times tables, geometry, and problem solving in a browser-based collection.
PondMath
A free browser mental-math game for Grades 1–6 where children solve arithmetic and comparison questions to help a frog cross a pond.
MateMatt
MateMatt is a playful math practice app with curriculum-linked activities for arithmetic and school math skills.
Mathing Duck Pond
Mathing Duck Pond is a browser game collection for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, with grade guidance from preschool through fourth grade.
JoyLearn
JoyLearn is a calm browser mini-app with games for telling time, mental arithmetic, and number logic, designed to be free and distraction-light.
Math Drill
Math Drill is a free browser arithmetic practice site for elementary learners, with short drills aligned to common early grades skills.
OLE Nepal Learning Games
A free collection of browser-based learning games from OLE Nepal, including arithmetic and algebra practice through Maths and Moths and Algebrace, plus sorting and classification through Bucket and Tiles.
Quick Math
Quick Math is an Android mental-arithmetic game with practice modes and timed challenges designed to make basic calculation practice feel playful.
Kids Math Lab
Kids Math Lab provides playful practice in counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division across browser and mobile platforms.
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