Math games for kids — arithmetic, fractions and graphs
Math is where game-based learning earns its keep: the facts only stick with repetition, and repetition is exactly what a good game loop delivers without anyone noticing. TapToLearn's math games cover the elementary arc — addition and subtraction facts, multiplication tables and division, then fractions, then reading and building graphs.
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Math vs Zombies
Solve sums fast enough and the zombies turn back into people. Addition through division, three difficulty levels.
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Tiny Fractions
Mix potions, slice pizzas and break chocolate bars to master fractions. 800K+ downloads, now free in your browser.
Math Games
Practise elementary arithmetic inside a fast-paced racing game — every right answer is fuel in the tank.
Graphs App
Short tutorials and quizzes on constructing and interpreting bar, line and pie graphs.
Tiny Math
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division practice with Tiny the chick, for ages 5 and up.
Astro Math
A space-themed math practice game with eight levels and star ratings.
Farmer's Market
Run a market stall: read the price, take the payment and hand back the right change in notes and coins.
Rooster
Set the analog clock to match the digital time — hours, half-hours and minutes with a rooster keeping watch.
Ninja Chicken
A quick-tap number game — hit the numbered targets in the right order before they fly off the board.
How TapToLearn teaches math
Speed with accuracy
Math vs Zombies and Math Games put a clock on arithmetic. Kids who can answer 7 × 8 before a zombie reaches the door have the fact, not just the method.
Seeing before symbols
Tiny Fractions never shows a fraction without a picture of it — a shaded pizza, a filled vial, a broken chocolate bar — so equivalence and comparison are things you can see.
Three levels in one game
Every math game has Easy, Medium and Hard bands that change the number ranges, so a grade 1 and a grade 5 can play the same title.
Reports, not grades
The web games keep a log of wrong answers on the device so a parent can see exactly which facts need another go.
What to play at each stage
| Grades | What's covered |
|---|---|
| K–2 | Addition and subtraction facts to 20, counting on and back — Math vs Zombies (Easy), Math Games |
| 3–5 | Multiplication tables, division, multi-digit arithmetic, first fractions — Math vs Zombies (Medium/Hard), Tiny Fractions |
| 6–8 | Comparing, ordering and adding fractions; reading and constructing bar, line and pie graphs — Tiny Fractions (Master it), Graphs App |
Math questions parents ask
Which TapToLearn math game should a 7-year-old start with?
Math vs Zombies on Easy. It drills addition and subtraction facts at a pace a 7-year-old can keep up with, and the zombie theme does the convincing. Switch to Medium once they are clearing levels with three stars.
Are the math games aligned to Common Core?
Yes — the question sets in Math vs Zombies are organised by Common Core operations and number ranges, and Tiny Fractions follows the grade 3–5 fractions progression (identify, compare, equivalent, add and subtract).
Is there a free fractions game I can play in the browser?
Tiny Fractions plays free at taptolearn.com/apps/fractions/ with no download or account: five games (Identify, Compare, Reorder, Equivalents, Arithmetic) plus nine picture tutorials.
Do the math games work on a Chromebook?
Yes. Math vs Zombies and Tiny Fractions are plain HTML5 and run in the Chrome browser on any Chromebook, with progress saved on the device.