🔢 Kids Maths Games!

📚 About These Maths Games

Confidence with number comes from regular, low-pressure practice — and that's exactly what these three games are built for. Each one targets a different core skill that UK primary school children work on from Reception through to Year 6, with three difficulty levels so the games grow with your child rather than staying too easy or becoming frustrating.

Times Tables Blaster

Pick any table from ×1 to ×12 and answer multiple-choice questions against a progress grid that fills in as you master each fact. This mirrors how times tables are taught and tested in KS2, including in the run-up to the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check — see our MTC guide for more on that.

Number Bond Challenge

Number bonds — pairs of numbers that add up to a target, like 6 + 4 = 10 — are a foundation skill taught from Reception onwards. Easy mode bonds to 10, Medium bonds to 20, and Hard introduces bonds to 100 in steps of 5, giving children a natural progression as their confidence grows.

Mental Maths Sprint

A 60-second timed challenge covering addition, subtraction, multiplication and division depending on difficulty. Sprint-style timed practice is a common feature of KS1 and KS2 maths lessons because it builds quick recall alongside accuracy — useful for both classroom arithmetic tests and everyday number confidence.

Why children learn better through games like these

• Instant feedback on every answer, so mistakes are corrected immediately rather than days later
• Difficulty levels let a child practise at exactly the right challenge for their stage
• Progress bars and streaks turn repetitive practice into something motivating rather than a chore
• No sign-up, no data collection and no chat features — safe to use on a school Chromebook or at home

For more on choosing games that genuinely support learning, see our guide on learning through games and how children really learn times tables.