Practise essential KS2 maths skills with this set of engaging and interactive maths games. Covering mental arithmetic, telling the time and angles, these activities are ideal for helping children improve accuracy and confidence. Whether used in the classroom or at home, these fun maths games provide valuable practice for developing core maths understanding.
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Angles Game
Mission One: Angle Estimation - Estimate the location of the enemy spacecraft by rotating your rocket up to 180 degrees either clockwise or anti-clockwise before firing. The more accurate you are, the more points you will score!
Mission Two: Angle Calculation - You are given your current angle and the angle of the enemy. Work out the angle you must rotate your rocket through to fire at the enemy spacecraft.
Mental Arithmetic Game
Find the answers to mental arithmetic questions and 'Frame' them!
Number Frame features two sets of randomly generated questions:
Set A targets mental arithmetic questions for 8-9 year olds.
Set B provides SAT type questions for 10-11 year olds.
Telling the Time Game
Telling Time provides an intuitive and engaging way for children to learn to read the time. Different levels provide the opportunity to:
Set the analogue clock to the given time in words, including 'half past' and 'quarter to/past.
Set the analogue clock to the given 24 hour time.
Choose either 5 or 1 minute intervals.
Addition Game
Knockout Square is an addition maths game for kids. Select number combinations that add up to a target total. This game strengthens number bonds and quick thinking.
Play Knockout Square
Addition/Problem Solving Game
Mission Addition is an addition and problem solving maths game. Solve calculations to collect energy cells and complete missions. This game builds arithmetic skills and logical reasoning.
Play Mission Addition