Ages 6–18Free
Maths Games for Kids: Play on Screen or Print
- Ages 4–12
- Free to print
- Many play on screen
Maths practice sticks better when it feels like a game. Most sheets on Crayonbird can be played on screen: children answer, get instant feedback and collect stars, which turns ten sums into a small challenge. This collection gathers the most game-like ones: times-table drills, clock faces, number lines, comparing numbers, money and sudoku, plus printable number bingo and flashcards for playing together at the table.
What’s inside
Choose an age to see only the sheets that fit.
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Popular sheets first. Every one can be printed; most can also be played on screen with instant marking.
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Activity books
Themed workbooks that collect many pages in one printable book.
More about this collection
Short rounds work best. Five minutes of times tables before dinner, a bingo game with the family on a Friday, a sudoku in the car. Repetition is what makes facts stick, and games make repetition bearable.
Every on-screen game gives children a result and stars at the end, and with a free parent or teacher account the results are saved, so you can see which skills are secure and which need another round. Games also take the pressure off: a wrong answer is just a turn in the game, not a red cross on a page, so anxious children often practise more happily this way.
How to use these
- Play one round on screen, then try to beat your score tomorrow.
- Print number bingo for two to six players: one person calls, everyone marks.
- Use flashcards for quick-fire times-table quizzes.
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Questions and answers
Are the maths games free?
Yes, the on-screen games and the printable versions are free. Premium activity books are clearly marked.
Do children need an account to play?
No. Children can play without an account. A parent account lets you save progress and stars for each child.
Are these printables free?
Yes. Every sheet marked Free can be printed or played as often as you like, at home or in class. Premium activity books are marked.
How do I print a sheet?
Open a sheet and choose Print. It fits A4 and US Letter paper. Most sheets can also print with an answer key on a separate page.
Can children do them on a tablet?
Most can: press Play to answer on screen with instant marking and stars. Colouring and drawing pages can be done with a finger or stylus too.