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Meant for use by pre-k through 8th grade students.

Allows students to explore math in an exciting way through interest based games.

Teachers also can use this website in the classroom to develop mathematical understanding that corresponds with specific standards.

Teachers can use this resource as an independent activity.

Teachers have the ability to give students assessments on this website.

Example of how to use:

Use as an independent practice for students during centers.

Variety of interests will keep students occupied.

Videos are automatically played if students answer three consecutive questions incorrectly.

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Math Games, Math Worksheets and Practice Quizzes

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Math games online that practice math skills using fun interactive content. Over 1000 free skill testing apps and games - tablet and chromebook friendly.

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Teachers give immediate feedback.

Teachers can view how each student is doing in real time.

Teachers can design their own kahoot questions or use pre-existing quizzes.

Offers a range of possible question styles (multiple choice, true/false, select all that apply…)

Whole class activity.

Excites students by competing with their classmates.

Beneficial for students in 5th grade and up.

Example of how to use:

Use as a review tool before an upcoming test.

Allows teachers to see what areas need improvement.

Opportunity to provide explanation and clear up misconceptions.

Also shows students where they should focus their studying.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Geared for students in 5th grade and up.

Offers a variety of competitive and trivia style games that involve the whole class.

A fantastic way to review and teach material.

Teacher is able to make their own sets of questions, or use existing sets.

Allows teachers to analyze each student’s progress and performance.

Teachers have the ability to provide immediate feedback to students.

Example of how to use:

Use on Fridays as a way to assess the understanding of the new mathematical concepts that were taught earlier in the week.

Can also be used to review before upcoming quizzes and tests.

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Designed for use by students in kindergarten through 6th grade.

Allows students to independently work on mathematical skills

Useful as it allows for students to work at their own pace and skill level

Teachers can link games to specific topics and standards

Has labels that explain what games are for what grade levels

Has printables and teacher resources that can also be used when teaching specific standards

Example of how to use:

Use as an independent station during centers.

Allows teachers to give other students their undivided attention and help.

All children in class play on the website independently.

Allows teachers to prep the next lesson/activity since the variety of game choices keep students busy.

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Do your kids need a little extra help with math facts? Play dozens of fun math games to master multiplication, division, addition, subtraction… and more!

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For the use of 5th to 8th grade students

GIves opportunity for collaborative work among students by playing on team mode.

Can be played to compete as individuals.

Creates a positive competition in the classroom.

Teachers can use pre-existing quizlet sets or create their own.

Teachers can monitor team scores and progress.

Let's teachers know what material is well understood and what may need more work.

Example of how to use:

Use to memorize formulas, mathematical definitions, functions and more from previous lessons.

Use as a review for an upcoming test or quiz.

Use on Fridays to gauge the understanding of the lessons taught earlier in the week.

To get students more motivated, give a small prize to the winning team or top three students (candy, a pencil, erasers, piece of gum…)