Description: Phil’s Flash Card Challenge is a fast-paced Groundhog Day math game where students race through a 20-second test round, then try to beat Phil’s 2-minute prediction to win. Players can choose addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division (with optional number ranges 1–12), track progress with a moving groundhog, and earn a celebratory printable certificate if they win.

Description: Clockworks in an awesome way for kids of all grade levels to practice telling time. It requires students to set as many clocks as possible in two minutes. The game is completely customizable. The easy setting includes times that end in :00, :15, :30, or :45. The medium setting includes the above as well as five-minute intervals. The advanced setting includes times to one-minute intervals, and the challenge setting includes difficult elapsed time problems. In this setting, scoring one or two is impressive!

Description: This is a fun, time-telling game written in Spanish!

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 awesomely fun game functions like a word search. Students have to find the values indicated in the value bank. For example, for $1.50, students would have to find coins that connect in the coin search that equal $1.50 (two half-dollars and two quarters for example). Great practice!

Description: In the Jellybean Tree, watch as a tree sprouts with different colored jellybeans. Red, orange, yellow, green, and purple jellybeans will appear. Each time the game is played there will be a different total number of jellybeans and a different number of each color of jellybean; always between 25 and 50 total. Users can then “pick” the jellybeans and drag and drop them to their correct places in a bar graph shown on the other side of the screen. They also change the view so that the bar graph can be a pie chart. Finally, the user must answer five questions involving the “jellybean tree.” Classified under: math game, math games, graphing game, graphing games, bar graph game, bar graph games

Description: Who says money can't grow on trees? This game requires students to pick money from the "money tree" before answering questions about the values of their coins. Immediate feedback is given. The game is totally customizable and players can choose what coins to be included and whether or not to receive hints.

Description: Can you find Golden Beard’s treasure? It’s hidden behind one of 100 numbered compartments in the face of a steep cliff. Move your eager mountain climber to the number you think the treasure is hidden behind and watch him use his jackhammer to discover if you are correct. Follow the higher or lower arrows until you eventually find the treasure. You have ten tries! Classified Under: math game, math games, counting game, counting games

Description: Half-court Rounding is a game in which students try to score as many points as possible by rounding numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, or tenth. This is a perfect game across grade-levels, because students can choose to shoot free-throws (1 point – round to the nearest ten) jump shots (2 points – round to the nearest hundred) and three-pointers (round to the nearest tenth). Users can try any kind of shot within the game and have 90 seconds to score as many as points as possible and beat their opponent. If they answer incorrectly, the student misses the shot. Students can also choose a two-player game where they can play a friend or classmate.

Description: In Trimathlon, students play the roles of math olympians striving for gold in swimming, biking, and running by using their basic adding and subtracting skills. Students can also choose what country to represent. Classified under; math games, addition games, subtraction games

Description: Help your state rise to the top of the leaderboards in the Great American Subtraction Challenge. First choose your state (this may happen automatically or you may have to allow the program to obtain your location). Then, choose the subtraction tables to practice. Answer as many subtraction facts as you can in two minutes. When you are finished, click on “view statistics” and see how your performance helps your state.

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 most of time, waffles have been thought of as harmless breakfast foods that have brought happiness and sweetness to kids and adults alike for centuries now. But now, the world's waffle supply has been infected with a notorious intergalactic subvirus that is causing them to destroy toasters around the world with error-filled math problems. These malicious waffles can't easily stopped. You have been hired by the World Defense Agency to visit the atomic waffle toasters around the world and to destroy as many awful waffles as possible with your high-powered syrup blaster. Blast the awful waffles with your weapon and dispatch as many as possible. The awful waffles catch on quickly! You will only have a single minute each round. You must identify and blast 10 per round, though you should try to blast as many as possible. The game will keep track of the number of waffles successfully blasted. Classified under; math games, math game addition games, subtraction games

Description: Dr. Chomper is addicted to fast food! Earn your gold medal certificate my helping Dr. Chomper eat as much fast food as possible by selecting the fast food item labeled with the math problem that matches the answer at the top of the screen. Be careful, choose the wrong fast food item will give Dr. Chomper indigestion. Classified under; math games, math game addition games, subtraction 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: Bedtime Bandits is a super fun game that reinforces various stages of time-telling skills. Students play the role of a boy or girl who aims to stay up as late as possible by shining a magic flashlight on the correct descending clock. Each round, ten clocks descend from the bedroom ceiling and students must eliminate them before they touch the ground by shining the flashlight on the clock that matches the analog prompt. For each clock eliminated, the bedtime increases by one minute. Each round becomes slightly harder than the last.

Description: This fun game allows students to make their own clocks and play clock-related games.

Description: In the Place Value Pirates online place value game, students must use their place value skills to dispatch of the wretched pirate Sir Francis Place Value and his horrible band of place value pirates! Simply read the prompt that appears at the top of the game and click or touch the pirate with the number that matches the prompt. For example, a prompt might read ""7" in the thousands place. Scan the pirates and dispatch of the one with the number that contains a "7" in the thousands place. The game consists of five rounds; each round more challenging than the last. For computer versions, users can earn codes after each round so they never have to start all over again. In addition, the game can be played with or without decimals. Classified under: Math game, math games, place value game, place value games

Description: This super-fun game requires students to "cure" a patient with the flu by categorizing addition and subtraction problems with answers between 9 and 22 into their correct buckets. The problems drip out of his stuffy nose (ew!) Be careful, if a problem is dragged into the wrong bucket, it will cause the patient to sneeze out several more problems. Watch the thermometer also. If his temperature gets to 103 --- he must go to the emergency room and the game is over. Classified Under: math game, math games, addition game, addition games, subtraction game, subtraction games

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 fast food-themed game requires students to "eat" all of the French fries on the screen that equal the number specified in the upper right corner. Very fun!

Description: Help your state rise to the top of the leaderboards in the Great American Addition Challenge. First choose your state (this may happen automatically or you may have to allow the program to obtain your location). Then, choose the addition tables to practice. Answer as many subtraction facts as you can in two minutes. When you are finished, click on “view statistics” and see how your performance helps your state.

Description: This incredibly fun game requires students to earn tokens by identifying the incorrect addition or subtraction problem among 15 correct ones. The faster they identify, the more tokens they earn. Tokens can be redeemed to play recess classics such as freeze tag, capture the flag, red light green light, and dodgeball.

Description: In this fun game, students must keep track of the number of blue dots that remain in the house. As the game progresses, it gets much harder, and students must keep track of blue dots, red dots, and even green dots. Very fun!

Description: Which fish is different? Click or touch the fish that is different in each school. Check fins, stripe patterns, dots, eyes, and anything else that may distinguish the “oddball” fish from the rest. Earn school fish points for each fish you correctly identify. Be careful, with each successful identification that subsequent school becomes larger, forcing you to analyze more fish. Click the question mark icon when you are stumped.

Description: It’s not Facebook, It’s not MySpace, it’s BMF, Best Math Friends. Friend as many animated animals as you can by answering their word problems. Problems are narrated and students are provided a calculator and work space if needed. See if you can friend all 25 ! The program gives immediate feedback but students have unlimited chances to answer each problem. When finished, students can print out a beautiful certificate that features all of their "friends."

Description: Students play the role of a crusty old man who sells junky items from his garage. For each item he sells, three people make "offers" in the forms of coin pictures. The student must select the offer that reflects the highest value. Students have one minute to make as many deals as possible. Students are rewarded for choosing the best offer and penalized for choosing the worst offer.

Description: Are you up to this addition and subtraction challenge? Welcome to the first annual all-pretzel arm wrestling tournament. Although you can’t hope to match the pure strength of the world’s best arm wrestling pretzels, you have one advantage – the strength of your pretzel-flexible arms is governed by your quick skills in addition and subtraction. Subdue your worthy opponents with your error-free calculations. Be careful though – errors you can afford to make in the first few rounds will lead to your demise in the last few rounds. Be quick —- and accurate. The calculations get harder as you move on, but you’ll have to make less of them in the later rounds.

Description: Are you up to this addition and subtraction challenge? Welcome to the first annual all-pretzel arm wrestling tournament. Although you can’t hope to match the pure strength of the world’s best arm wrestling pretzels, you have one advantage – the strength of your pretzel-flexible arms is governed by your quick skills in addition and subtraction. Subdue your worthy opponents with your error-free calculations. Be careful though – errors you can afford to make in the first few rounds will lead to your demise in the last few rounds. Be quick —- and accurate. The calculations get harder as you move on, but you’ll have to make less of them in the later rounds.

Description: Calendar Clowns is a fun way for students to practice navigating a calendar and using calendar vocabulary to solve math problems. Students will see a message on the top of the screen such as "What day is two weeks after the 6th?" Students must use their clown "stamp," chosen at the start of the game to mark the 20th on the calendar. The game ends when the student marks up the entire calendar.

Description: First, enter your FIRST name, then choose either the “greater than” or “less than” gator. If you choose the “greater than” gator, you’ll aim to snap up the larger of the two numbers, or, the equations that yield the larger answers that fall from the sky. If you choose the “less than” gator, you’ll do the opposite. Be careful! Each round gets a little bit harder. When you complete a round, you’ll get a code to enter so you’ll never have to totally start over. Watch the video for more details.

Description: This online soccer shootout requires students to choose a team and battle others in a round-of-16 using his or her addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division skills.

Description: Students play the role of a Lakota warrior who must shoot buffalo to bring back to his family. Students must shoot the buffalo with the number that satisfies the addition equation. Each round gets much harder as the buffalo get smarter and move faster and faster! See if you can make it to round 8!

Description: This "poker" game for kids involves basic addition flash cards. Pairs of problems with the same sum, three-of-a-kind, straights, and full houses bring huge bonuses. Students "bet" star graphics. Very fun!

Description: Need to practice regrouping in addition? Fun Regrouping in Addition Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice regrouping 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: Need to practice regrouping in subtraction? Fun Regrouping in Subtraction Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice regrouping 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: Need to practice addition facts? Fun Addition Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice addition 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: Need to practice addition facts? Fun Christmas-themed Addition Facts Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice addition facts 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: Need to practice subtraction facts? Fun Subtraction Games from Computer Mice is the perfect solution. You can practice subtraction 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.