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Mental Maths Sprint

How many can you do in 60 seconds? Questions get harder with every right answer, and your personal best is waiting to be beaten.

Ages 6–1660-second roundsRead aloudAdapts as you play

What it teaches

  • Quick recall of number facts
  • Mental strategies: make ten, split, round and adjust
  • Percentages, powers and the order of operations

How to play

  1. Step 1: Press Start: the clock runs for 60 seconds.

  2. Step 2: Type each answer and press Enter.

  3. Step 3: Right answers make it harder. Beat your best!

Levels

Start where it feels easy. Inside each level the questions get harder or easier as you play.

  1. Level 1 · Ages 6–7Add and subtract to 20Number factsPlay level 1
  2. Level 2 · Ages 7–9To 100, and ×2 ×5 ×10Tens and onesPlay level 2
  3. Level 3 · Ages 9–11Tables and dividingAll the tablesPlay level 3
  4. Level 4 · Ages 11–13Negatives, decimals, %Squares tooPlay level 4
  5. Level 5 · Ages 13–16Order of operationsBrackets and powersPlay level 5

Try a question

Level 2

Work it out in your head.

5×1=?

Show the answer

Answer: 5

Use the 5 times table.

Level 4

Work it out in your head.

9²=?

Show the answer

Answer: 81

9² means 9 × 9.

The strategy behind it

Each level links to a short lesson that shows the trick step by step.

Practise on paper

Printable worksheets on the same topic, with answer keys.

Mental maths

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