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For parents and teachers ↓

Free maths games for children aged 5 to 11

Maths Dash is a free maths platform game for Years 1 to 6, matched to the National Curriculum for England (KS1 and KS2). Run, jump and stomp through each world, and answer a maths question to open every gate.

Games by year group

Games by topic

All 33 worlds

WorldWhat it practisesYear groupsAges
Counting MeadowCounting & comparingYear 15–6
Addition HillsAddition within 20Year 15–7
Subtraction CavesSubtraction within 20Years 1–25–7
Number Bond BridgeNumber bondsYears 1–25–7
Shape ShoreShapes, halves & quartersYears 1–35–7
Clock TowerTelling the timeYears 1–36–8
Place Value PlainsPlace value, odd & evenYears 2–36–8
Times Table Towers2, 5 and 10 times tablesYear 26–8
Chart ChΓ’teauCharts & pictogramsYears 2–36–8
Market StreetMoneyYears 2–36–7
Graph GardenTally charts, graphs and the meanYears 3–68–11
Big Sum ForestAdd and subtract to 100Years 2–47–9
Column CanyonWritten adding and taking awayYears 3–57–10
Mental MarshMental maths tricksYears 3–57–10
Fraction FallsFractions of amountsYears 2–47–10
Fraction FactoryAdding and simplifying fractionsYears 3–67–11
Measure MillMeasures & scalesYears 2–67–10
Roman RuinsRoman numeralsYears 3–67–9
Angle AlleyAngles, turns and symmetryYears 2–67–11
Rounding RapidsRoundingYears 4–58–10
Multiply MountainTimes tables to 12 Γ— 12Years 3–48–11
Prime PeaksFactors, primes and written methodsYears 3–68–11
Frosty FjordNegative numbersYears 4–68–11
Division DesertDivisionYears 3–58–11
Area AcresPerimeter, area and volumeYears 3–68–11
Coordinate CoveCoordinates, circles and 3D shapesYears 4–68–11
Timetable TerminalThe 24-hour clock and timetablesYears 4–69–11
Decimal DocksFractions, decimals & %Years 5–69–11
Decimal DinerCalculating with decimals and moneyYears 4–69–11
Million MetropolisNumbers to a millionYears 4–69–11
Method MinesWritten multiplying and dividingYears 4–69–11
Ratio RocketRatio, sequences and algebraYears 4–69–11
Brainy SummitBIDMAS, squares & %Year 610–11

For parents and teachers

Each player's Progress screen shows how they are doing in every topic and which facts they keep missing, and missed questions come back later to practise. A daily time limit can be turned on in Settings. Family sync keeps a family's players and progress the same on several devices.

Privacy

Maths Dash has no adverts, no accounts, no email addresses and no tracking cookies. Players and their progress are saved on the device. If you turn on Family sync, each player's first name, age and progress are stored online (Microsoft Azure, in the UK) under your family code, which is kept scrambled; you can delete it at any time from the Family sync screen. Internet addresses are kept only in scrambled form, briefly, to stop misuse. If the game goes wrong it may send an error report (what went wrong and the type of browser, never names) so it can be fixed.

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