Description: Need to practice division facts? Fun Division Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice division fluency by playing any of 15 embedded games including target practice games, ninja baby games, spinning wheel games, and many more. Look throughout our games, math, and language arts section for more games from Computer Mice soon.

Description: This program will help you to envision the concept of division. Choose a number and make as many division problems as possible from that number. Use the handy draw tool to make groups from stars. For example, if you were to choose 16, you would see 16 stars on the stage. Simply draw circles around four groups of four stars to make the problem 16 (divided by symbol) 4 = 4. See how long it takes you to divide 16 by as many numbers as possible that divide evenly. Print out your certificate when you are done. Watch the instructional video for more information.

Description: Gushrooms! is a fast-paced math facts game where students solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problems to make a giant mushroom grow bigger and bigger. If they answer 20 problems correctly in 90 seconds, the mushroom bursts and sprays “gushrooms” across the screen—earning them gushrooms and money based on a randomly changing market value and the time they have left. The game tracks correct, incorrect, accuracy, total gushrooms collected across plays, and total dollars earned, making it a colorful, motivating challenge to build fluency and speed.

Description: Need to practice division facts? Fun Christmas-themed Division Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice division fluency by playing any of 8 embedded games. You can decorate Christmas trees, fill stockings, deliver presents, drop presents in chimneys and much more! Look throughout our games, math, and language arts section for more games from Computer Mice soon.

Description: First choose your skill to practice (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division). Then, choose the numbers you want to practice. Finally, indicate whether or not to allow negative numbers. For example, if you want to practice adding 1, 2, and 3, click on the 1 bubble, the 2 bubble, and the 3 bubble. Finally, set the countdown to however many seconds you want and see how many problems you can correctly answer, or, set an attainment goal, and see how long it takes you to reach your goal! If you reach your goal, you can print out your very own certificate of achievement. Classified under; math games, addition games, subtraction games, division games

Description: This super-fast paced game requires students to ski through the gates that complete an equation, but to avoid those that make the equation incorrect. For example, if a student chooses x 8 to practice, he or she would ski through gates that show 2 and 16, but around gates that show 4 and 30. The game is customizable and allows players to choose the operation and the specific numbers. Classified under; math games, addition games, subtraction games, division games

Description: This is a fun game where students use their addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division skills to foil the horrid Mayan Math Monster for the opportunity to explore a room filled with gold and riches. Classified under: math games, addition games, subtraction games, multiplication games, division games

Description: This is a fun game where students use their addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division skills to foil the horrid Mayan Math Monster for the opportunity to explore a room filled with gold and riches

Description: Why wait until Teacher Appreciation Week to honor your teacher? Use your amazing flash card skills to earn as many “neurons” as possible. Use the “tab” key to move from flash card to flash card. Then, spend your “neurons” at the Teacher’s Lounge Store and score a hot tub, dance floor, big screen, popcorn machine and much more to make your teacher’s lounge the best in history.

Description: This video will show you how to use the Ultimate Teacher's Lounge.

Description: Your great uncle, Sir Mathalot has been taken prisoner in a mansion haunted by anti-math ghouls and spirits. You must use your addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, time and rounding skills skills to not only defeat these hideous beasts, but also to find and rescue your uncle. Be brave!

Description: Golden Path is appropriate for kids ages 7 – 10. The game requires students to choose an operation and play the role of a frog that must hop to the other side of the pond using lily pads labeled with math problems. Students must evaluate the math problems on two, three, four, or even five connected lily pads and must direct the frog to hop on the lily pad with the math problem that yields the greatest answer.

Description: This game allows students customized practice with specific "tables" in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students battle "wizards" to answer problems quickest in each of five 90-second rounds. If the students has a higher score than the wizard, he or she moves on to the next round and gains a new "power." Students LOVE this game which serves as great quick math reinforcement.

Description: For many years the Tae Kwon Donuts and the Subninjas have fought against each other. Now, the subninjas have resorted to kidnapping the Tae Kwon Donuts’ Munchquins! You must use your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills for both positive and negative numbers to identify the weak link among rows of horrifying subninjas to save the future generation of Tae Kwon Donuts! You must attack the subninja with the math problem that yields a different answer than the rest! Use the keyboard arrows to move your Tae Kwon Donut and the space bar to attack. As you progress through rooms of the castle, you will earn your colored belts and new attack modes! You can also earn a password to return to any room in the castle.

Description: The Factors are having a family reunion and YOU are hosting it. It’s your job to make sure each member of the factor family is seated at the correct table, or, you’ll hear it from them! Simply drag and drop each factor to its correct table. If you can get them all, you can print out a portrait of the entire at their reunion.

Description: This video will teach you how to play Factor Family Reunion.

Description: This video will show you how to play Tae Kwon Donuts