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Screenshot of Input Output Games
84/100 · ages 7–12

Input Output Games

A free function-machine browser game that helps children identify rules, complete input-output tables, and explain mathematical patterns.

WebsiteFunction machinesGrades 2–6
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Free Learning Games

A free math and science game hub organized for K–8 learners with curriculum-aligned activities and grade-band discovery.

WebsiteEarth and spaceK–8
5–14 · Free showcase; account for full access88
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PlayMath.org Games

PlayMath.org is a free math-game library organized by grade, with games for kindergarten through middle school covering numeracy, problem solving, spatial reasoning, and math makers.

WebsiteGrade-based practiceLogic puzzles
5–14 · Free88
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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.

WebsiteArithmeticCommon Core
5–14 · Free; browser play87
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FiboTutors

FiboTutors is a free K–12 math learning site with games, interactive tools, worksheets, practice problems, visual graphs, and skills organized from early math through calculus.

WebsiteAlgebraCalculus
4–18 · Free; no account86
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New York Expanded Mathematics Access Program

New York State Education Department’s EMAP provides participating K–8 students with no-cost access to First in Math standards-based games and activities for enrichment, summer learning, and home practice.

WebsiteGovernment programmeHome learning
5–14 · Free through participating New York districts86
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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.

WebsiteArithmeticComparisons
6–12 · Free85
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Fun Math Games

Free browser math games for children practising multiplication, division, place value, fractions, and mental maths.

WebsiteDivisionFractions
5–11 · Free84
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Infinilearn

A free multiplayer maths RPG for 3rd–9th graders that turns skill practice into quests and progress.

WebsiteGrade 3–9 mathsMath practice
8–15 · Free; no ads84
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Tiny Hands Play

Tiny Hands Play is a collection of touch-friendly browser games for toddlers and children, covering cause and effect, shapes, memory, counting, creativity, music, spelling, maths, and spatial play.

WebsiteCause and effectCounting
1–10 · Free; no ads or sign-up84
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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.

WebsiteAlgebraArithmetic
7–14 · Free82
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BRIDGES Breakouts Math Activities

The Math Learning Center’s BRIDGES Breakouts collection provides K–5 math activities and problem-solving tasks that families and educators can use for playful practice.

WebsiteDownloadableDownloadable lessonsElementary math
5–11 · Free public activities89
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When Math Happens Games

When Math Happens offers free browser math games for elementary, middle-school, and high-school learners, including fractions, factors, algebra, graphing, logic, and patterns.

WebsiteAlgebraFactors
6–18 · Free87
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