All The Free Printable Math Games You Want

Well, that's the goal for this page, indeed this site.

This page lists all the printable math games on this site. Actually, most of the games on this site are printable, but some require significant extra preparation. So here is a list of the games on this site that are as close as possible to this goal:

Usage Instructions : Print. Play.

This set of tiles can be used to help teach kids how to add and subtract numbers of more than one digit. Step by step tips are provided to help you help your kid 'get' the concepts of carrying and borrowing 1's. Extra materials needed: scissors, to cut out the tiles.

There's enough Addition and Subtraction Worksheets here to last a month of Mondays, including one special one, carefully designed to teach the important links between addition and subtraction. Extra materials needed: just a pencil!

See how many numbers you can make with just basic arithmetic operations and the four given digits! A great puzzle for stretching the mathematical creativity of young children, and reinforcing their arithmetic skills. Extra materials needed: one pencil. (Although a calculator might help too.)

The Challenging Math Puzzle 8 Game is a great puzzle that will baffle your 10 to 12 year olds, and even your adult friends, for hours! Print as many gamesheets as you like, read the instructions, and then? "If at first you don't succeed..." heh heh! Extra materials needed: one pencil.

In this Chess Jigsaw Puzzle, a chess (or checker) board has been broken into eight pieces. See if your children can join the pieces back together! Extra materials needed: scissors, to make the pieces.

I've uploaded Counting Worksheets and Math Worksheets to help the pre-school children in your care to practice reading numbers, counting, and similar. Practice makes perfect, in a loving, encouraging environment! Extra materials needed: one pencil.

You can use the Dot Joining Game just as a fun game for the kids while camping, or as a classroom exercise to help children realise that math often forms hidden patterns behind ordinary things. Extra materials needed: one pencil.

Foldable number sheets are a tool for helping younger kids "get" three- or four-digit numbers. Write the number in the blank squares, and unfold it to see its meaning. Or write out the meaning, and fold it up to see the number. Extra materials needed: Scissors, to cut out the charts. Pen or pencil during teaching sessions.

The Kindergarten Addition Game provided here is great for teaching basic addition. And your kids will love it! Why? Simply because of the Extra materials needed: Yummy snacks!

The Kindergarten Subtraction Game follows naturally from the Kindergarten Addition Game. Teach math in a fun and yummy way. Extra materials needed: More Yummy snacks!

Looking for Magic Square Puzzle Worksheets? Look no further! The page contains about 30 worksheets with about 40 magic square puzzles. Also, there is a link to a page explaining how the puzzle worksheets were made. Extra materials needed: Pencil. Although an eraser would probably be helpful too!

This Math Board Game will ensure that your children get a lot of arithmetic practice, as they move their pieces from the center of the board to the goals at the corners.

These Math Mazes should be good for kids who love mazes, and need a bit of encouragement with their 7 or 8 times tables.

Try Sight Numbers for a tool to help drill your kids on addition, subtraction and times tables until these basics become automatic!

Why not try the Traffic Jam Game? It's a collection of logic puzzles, ranging from simple to challenging. The brightly-colored playing pieces and simple rules will capture your kid's hearts. Extra materials needed: Scissors to prepare it. While playing? Brain!

Well, that's all for now! Don't forget to explore this site, to find out the other games available. And bookmark this site, so you can check back from time to time to see what printable math games I've added!

Yours, Dr Mike...

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