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Short games to practise while having fun: tell the time on an analog clock, do mental math, order fractions and decimals, match pairs. Free, with no ads and no sign-up.
Each game lasts one to three minutes and has an easy level: a little practice every day, at home or in class.
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- What Time Is It?
- Read the clock: an analogue clock face and four times to choose from, with tricky near-misses. Perfect for practising telling the time.
- Math Rush
- Timed mental arithmetic: every tile hides a sum, and you sort them from the smallest to the largest result. A quick workout for addition, subtraction and multiplication.
- Math Racer
- Math Racer: your car speeds towards gates, and only one shows the right answer. Mental math and reflexes, faster and faster.
- True or False
- Mental arithmetic under pressure: sums scroll by and you say whether each one is right. Speed and accuracy both count.
- Target Sum
- Quick mental arithmetic: out of six numbers, find the two that add up to the target. Sharpen your additions, round after round.
- Put in Order
- Sort the numbers: integers, decimals, fractions and negatives to put in order. Number sense, against the clock.
- How Many Dots?
- A quick estimation game: the dots only appear for a moment, and you guess how many there were. Train your sense of quantity.
- Number Series
- Number sequences to complete: find the hidden rule and pick the next number. Reasoning practice, IQ-test style.
- Logic Jump
- Logic Jump: your character crosses a level obstacle by obstacle, and each gap is cleared by solving a puzzle. Number sequences, at your own pace.
- Mini Sudoku
- A 4 × 4 sudoku to get started or play in a few seconds: the same rules as classic sudoku, on a tiny grid.
- Pairs
- The memory card game: turn the cards over two at a time and find every pair. Memory and concentration, against the clock.
- Sequence
- A Simon-style memory game: remember the squares that light up and repeat the sequence. It gets one step longer every round.
- Number Memory
- Number memory: a number appears for a few seconds, type it back from memory. Each number you remember adds one digit.
- What Changed?
- Kim's game online: look at the objects for a few seconds, then find the one that was added, removed or replaced.
- Maze
- A maze to solve against the clock: find the way to the flag without getting lost in dead ends. A new maze every game.
- Slide Puzzle
- The sliding puzzle (15 puzzle): slide the tiles back into order in as few seconds as possible. A timeless classic of planning.
Numbers and math
Math Rush, True or False and Target Sum train addition, subtraction and multiplication; ordering games mix whole numbers, decimals, fractions and negatives.
Telling the time
What Time Is It? shows an analog clock with several answers, including the classic trap of swapped hands.
FAQ
Do kids need an account?
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Are there ads?
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