Math Games for 1st Graders

Little Eddie wants to jump through the sky to another land. Can you count for him and help him jump on the Sky Lands? The game encourages students to use the platforms with a number labeled on each and develop a solid understanding of counting on by 1s. Your kindergartener will have an exciting time playing this game.

Let's help Eddie in moving from one path to another in the Sky Lands. He really needs your help and can't wait for you to start playing this fun game! The game aims to build proficiency in counting using the numbered platforms to count forward from any given number. This game will nudge your kindergartener towards mastery and develop their all-around mathematical acumen.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including comparing numbers. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. The game is about solving problems on comparing numbers by using base 10 blocks to extract information. Here the rigor is beautifully balanced by asking students to work with numbers within 100 using visuals.

We want to hear Eddie say "yaayy". Let's help him jump through the sky lands by counting right! The game consists of problems of different structures and by solving them, the students practice more on the concepts of place value. Students will skip count by 10 to get to the result.

Your child will practice addition with this colorful game. Concepts like addition can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. The game will enable the learners to identify turn-around facts to solve the problems.

As Hoppy runs along the river, hoping to collect beautiful fruits and flowers, she needs a helping hand. Are you ready to be a part of Hoppy's journey? In this game, students will use the newly learned strategy, that is, count on to add using objects strategy to solve the given problems.

Struggles with addition can be easily overcome if students practice the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game invites learners to work with a set of problems on addition and find the answer. This set of problems deals with numbers within 5; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including addition. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. The game will help your young mathematician to practice more on the concepts of addition. Students will apply the commutative property of addition to add and answer the questions.

Blinky the bat wants to go home but he is afraid of bright lights. Are you ready to help blinky go home? The game consists of problems of different structures and by solving them, the students learn the concept of decomposing numbers. Students will apply the count-out strategy to solve the given problems.

There are hidden paths through the Sky Lands. Only a counting ninja can find it. Are you one? Nudge your child towards mastery in counting sequence with this super fun game. The game gives students plenty of opportunities to work with problems based on counting sequence. They are encouraged to apply their mathematical knowledge to find the previous number.

The game encourages students to apply their understanding of subtraction to find the difference. The student will subtract the numbers within 5 in this game. Students will need to fill in the given blank to complete the subtraction equation.

Give your child food for the mind with this game on subtraction. Concepts like subtraction can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. The game requires students to use base 10 blocks as visual help and answer questions on subtraction of multiples of 10.

Boost your child's understanding of geometry with this game. The game requires students to recall concepts related to 2D shapes and their attributes to move towards mastery in the topic. Students will identify squares and trapezoids in different orientations. Designed for our young mathematicians, this game can help your child become an expert in the concepts of geometry.

The game consists of problems of different structures and by solving them, the students learn a new concept in 2D shapes. Your young mathematician will learn to identify triangles and rectangles in this game. Students will need to analyze and select the correct answer from a set of given options.

Drag the right shape to gift the little props a fun-filled trip to the amusement park. The game will help your young mathematician to practice more on the concepts of 2D shapes by matching shapes to their name. Regular practice will help your first grader develop confidence in the classroom and in the real world.

The shapes we all know and the shapes we all love are looking for some fun. What would give them the most fun - a trip to the amusement park! The game gives students plenty of opportunities to work with problems based on two-dimensional shapes. The student will match shapes to their name in this game.

This game requires students to use real-world objects to compare lengths and answer questions on measurements. Your young mathematician will learn to identify the longest and shortest object in this game. Students will tap on the interactive elements to mark their responses.

Building a strong foundation in data representation is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident in the concept of data handling. This game consists of smartly designed tasks to help your young mathematician learn the concept of data representation using tables. The game involves numbers within 5 and encourages students to gain confidence in the concept by working at different levels of complexity.

Your child will practice comparing heights with this colorful game. Concepts of measurements can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. This game is about solving problems on comparing heights by using real-world objects as visual help.

The game requires students to use real-world objects to extract information and answer questions on data handling. The game encourages your young mathematician to use their understanding of counting using objects to relate with the given data and use it to fill in the missing entries in the table.

Help your child learn about the concepts of time in an efficient manner with this challenging game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like the hour and minute hand, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game requires students to use the analog clock as a tool and answer questions on time.

Improve your child's proficiency in the concepts of time with this game. Students' struggle with reading or telling time is often attributed to a lack of adequate practice. Timely and effective practice with a focus on fundamentals will help your child become more proficient. This game encourages students to apply their understanding of analog clocks to read time in half hours.

The game aims to build proficiency in time using an analog clock as a tool. The game encourages students to apply their understanding of reading an analog clock to tell the time in hours. Students will need to analyze and select the correct answer from a set of given options.

Building a strong foundation in the concept of the hour and the minute hand is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident with the concepts of time. The game challenges young mathematicians to hone their math skills by solving a set of problems on the position of the minute hand to find the answer. Your first grader will have an exciting time playing this game.

Building a strong foundation in the concept of money and amounts is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game encourages your young mathematician to use their understanding of currency to identify the given coin. This set of problems deals with pennies, nickels, and dimes; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

The game encourages students to use coins and identify the amount they represent to develop a solid understanding of the concept of money. The students will learn to count money with coins of a particular type in this game. Students will need to analyze and select the correct answer from a set of given options.

The game aims to build proficiency in money using coins to extract information. The students will learn to count coins of a type in this game. Students will need to analyze and select the correct answer from a set of given options.

Help your child become an expert in counting money with this game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like money, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game is about solving a set of problems of varying difficulty levels and by doing so, your young mathematician will learn to identify the amount of money represented by coins of different types.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including addition. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. In this task, learners will practice count on to add strategy to solve the problems. This game will help your first grader learn addition in an efficient manner.

Students will apply addition to real-world situations. They will work with 'add to' scenarios. The game requires them to make sense of each story situation and represent the situation using equations. Students will analyze and select the correct option to solve the problem. Designed for first graders, this game can help your child become an expert in addition.

Boost your child's understanding of addition with this game. Students' struggle with addition is often attributed to a lack of adequate practice. Timely and effective practice with a focus on fundamentals will help your child become more proficient in addition. The game provides learners with opportunities to work on a set of well-designed word problems involving 'add to' scenarios, enabling them to practice more on the concepts of addition.

Struggles with addition can be easily overcome if students practice the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game ensures active student participation through which your child will learn a new concept in addition. Students will work with a set of addition word problems. They will make sense of put together scenarios and represent the situation using equations.

Struggles with counting can be easily overcome if students practice the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game has a set of problems where the students have to identify the missing number on a hundreds chart. At this stage, students will work with numbers within 50.

The game requires students to use a hundreds chart to extract information and answer questions on counting. Students will work with numbers within 100 to complete the hundreds chart in this game. Your first grader will need to correctly fill in the model to solve the given problems.

The hero wants to climb the ropes and break the bricks by selecting the biggest and least numbers. Are you ready to help him? The game provides learners with opportunities to work on a set of well-designed problems, enabling them to practice more on the concepts of comparing numbers. The student will compare numbers within 100 in this game.

Your child will practice place value in this fun game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like place value, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game aims to build proficiency in place value by helping students count in groups of 10 using concrete objects.

The game includes visual representations, which prepares students for abstract concepts in the course. In this game, students will identify the missing numbers on a number line and fill in the given blanks to complete the task.

Nudge your child towards mastery in counting with this super fun game. Concepts like counting can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. The game is about counting on a number line to fill the missing blanks and complete the number line model.

The game challenges young mathematicians to hone their math skills by solving a set of problems on comparison of numbers. Students will work with numbers within 100. They will need to select the correct symbol to make the comparison statements true.

Time to make the Oolzoos eat chili. Time to play with the numbers. Time for a super fun and delightful math sprint! The game requires students to complete a set of challenging tasks and the students learn to compose multiples of 10 in the process. Students will create a number using the numbers from a story here.

Improve your child's proficiency in counting with this game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like counting, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game strengthens students' problem-solving ability while they practice more on the concepts of counting.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including counting. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. The game encourages students to apply their understanding of counting sequences to find the next numbers. Students will use count forward strategy to get to the result.

Our little hero is all set to make way for a fun-filled adventure. Are you onboard? The game challenges students to solve a set of problems on comparing numbers using place value. These engaging problems encourage them to apply their prior knowledge of the topic and find greater or smaller. This set of problems deals with numbers within 100; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

Building a strong foundation in place value is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game provides learners with opportunities to work on a set of well-designed problems, enabling them to practice the previously learned concepts of place value. This game will help your first grader count in tens using base 10 blocks.

Building a strong foundation in counting is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game involves working with a set of problems on counting to complete a sequence, which helps young learners solidify their understanding of the concept. In this task, students will use the newly learned strategy, that is, count forward strategy to solve the given problems.

The game requires students to work with a set of problems on counting and use their conceptual understanding to complete a sequence. Students will apply the count forward strategy to solve the given problems. Students will drag and drop the items at the correct places to solve the problems.

Nudge your child towards mastery in numbers with this super fun game. Students' struggle with comparing numbers is often attributed to a lack of adequate practice. Timely and effective practice with a focus on fundamentals will help your child become more proficient in comparing numbers. The game consists of incomplete comparison statements and by solving them, the students develop fluency with the concept of comparing numbers.

The game invites learners to work with a set of problems on place value and find the answer. The student will learn about word problems to count by tens in this game. Students will use their understanding of place value to mark their responses.

Skip the sky lands by finding the exact hidden path. Are you ready to have fun and skip? The game invites learners to work with a set of problems on counting sequences and find the next number. This set of problems deals with numbers within 100; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

Boost your child's understanding of counting with this game. Students' struggle with counting is often attributed to a lack of adequate practice. Timely and effective practice with a focus on fundamentals will help your child become more proficient in counting. The game encourages students to use number lines to identify the missing numbers and use the skill of counting to complete it.

Our little boy is lost and you can help him make way towards his home by selecting the greatest and smallest numbers. The game ensures active student participation through which your child will practice more on the concepts of comparing numbers. The student will compare digits at the ones place in this game.

Help your child become an expert in place value with this game. Concepts like place value can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. The game includes visual representations, which prepare students for abstract concepts in the course. Students use base 10 blocks as visual help to identify the tens correctly.

Struggles with counting can be easily overcome if students practice the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game gives students plenty of opportunities to work with problems based on counting sequences. They are encouraged to apply their mathematical knowledge to find the next number and connect the blocks. Here the rigor is beautifully balanced by asking students to work with numbers within 120.

The game challenges young mathematicians to hone their math skills by solving a set of problems on counting. In this task, learners will practice the count forward strategy to solve the problems. Students will drag and drop the numbers correctly to complete the sequence.

One can easily overcome the struggles with number comparison by practicing the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game encourages students to use base 10 blocks to extract information and develop a solid understanding of comparing numbers. This set of problems deals with numbers within 10; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including place value. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. The game requires students to recall concepts related to tens and find the answer to move towards mastery in the topic. Your first grader will have an exciting time playing this game.

The game invites learners to work with a set of problems on numbers and find the answer. The students will learn to identify the least and greatest number in this game. The game requires students to practice the previously learned concepts of comparing numbers in the process.

The game challenges students to solve a set of problems on place value. These engaging problems encourage them to apply their prior knowledge of the topic and find the number of tens. In this game, the student will identify the number of tens a number has. Students will drag and drop the boxes next to the correct items to mark their responses.

Boost your child's understanding of numbers with this game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like comparing numbers, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game requires students to complete a set of challenging tasks by arranging three numbers in the correct order. Students will drag and drop the numbers at the correct places to identify the least and the greatest.

Your child will practice place value with this colorful game. Students' struggle with place value is often attributed to a lack of adequate practice. Timely and effective practice with a focus on fundamentals will help your child become more proficient in place value. The game encourages your young mathematician to use their understanding of place value to find the number with the given tens.

Building a strong foundation in comparing numbers is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. This game consists of smartly designed tasks to help your young mathematician practice more on the concepts of comparing numbers. It's important that students work with base 10 blocks to correctly identify the greatest or the least. This game requires learners to work with numbers within 20.

Struggles with place value can be easily overcome if students practice the concept in a fun and engaging way! The game gives students an opportunity to apply the concepts of place value to find the answers to real-life word problems. This game will nudge your first grader towards mastery and develop their all-around mathematical acumen.

The game requires students to recall concepts related to numbers and find the answer to move towards mastery in the topic. The students will determine the least and the greatest number in this game. Students will have to compare numbers in order to answer correctly and complete the task.

The game requires students to use concrete objects to extract information and answer questions on place value. Your young mathematician will learn to count groups of tens and ones in this game. Students will use their knowledge of bundles of 10 and counting skills to record the responses.

Your child will practice comparing numbers in this fun game. Concepts like ordering numbers can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. The game has a set of problems logically crafted for your child so that they gain fluency in comparing numbers to identify the greatest and the least.

Build your child's place value skills with this game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like place value, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game is about solving problems on place value by using base 10 blocks to extract information.

Building a strong foundation in place value is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game ensures active student participation through which your child will practice the previously learned concepts of place value. Students will identify the number represented by base 10 blocks.

Your child will practice addition strategies in this fun game. Concepts like addition can be confusing for kids, but with the practice of addition strategies, they can gradually get more comfortable. This game consists of smartly designed tasks to help your young mathematician learn to apply the associative property of addition.

As Hoppy hops to collect all the things on her list, you can hop along with her and be a part of her fun journey! The game requires students to work with a set of problems on counting using objects and use their conceptual understanding to find one more. This set of problems deals with numbers within 5; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

The game requires students to recall concepts related to addition and find answers of a group of problems to move towards mastery in the topic. Students will apply count on to add strategy to solve the given problems. Students will need to fill in the given blanks to complete the tasks.

Together we flee is as interesting as it gets. It's the perfect mixture of learning combined with enjoyment. Play to help the monster friends flee the maze! The game requires students to complete a set of challenging tasks and the students learn the concept of addition in the process. Students will get an opportunity to work with the associative property of addition in this game.

Hoppy is excited to have you on her journey of collecting magical fruits and flowers. Are you ready to be her partner in this fun and exciting game? The game aims to build proficiency in subitizing. At this stage, students will subitize numbers within 10.

Improve your child's proficiency in addition with this game. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like addition, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game has a set of problems logically crafted for your child so that they practice more on the concepts of addition.

Kids often develop misconceptions about concepts in mathematics, including addition strategies. It is important to help them get over those misconceptions. The game encourages your young mathematician to use their understanding of addition to find the missing numbers in math sentences. Students will get an opportunity to add numbers using the associative property of addition in this game.

Hoppy needs a friend to complete her list and collect fruits and flowers. She needs someone who is a counting ninja. Are you ready to help her? The game consists of problems of different structures and by solving them, the students learn the concept of addition. Here the rigor is beautifully balanced by asking students to work with numbers within 10.

The naughty little monsters have shifted all the bridges. Balance the bridges and help our friend on his journey! The game challenges young mathematicians to hone their math skills by fluently add within 10 to find the total.

The monster friends want to get out of the maze but only a number champ like you can help them become one and go through the exit gate. Are you up for the challenge? This game consists of smartly designed tasks to help your young mathematician practice more on the concepts of addition. The student will add using associative property in this game.

The Oolzoos are all set to send the poor snail back to his home. But they need your help, don't worry, they love the chilies and can't wait to eat them! Give your child food for the mind with this game on addition. The game encourages students to apply their understanding of composing numbers to make a number.

Building a strong foundation in addition is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game challenges students to solve a set of problems on addition. These engaging problems encourage them to apply their prior knowledge of addition to find the unknown result. It's important that students work at a level appropriate for them. This game requires learners to work with numbers within 10.

The game is about solving problems on addition by using concrete objects as visual help. The student will add using the count-all strategy in this game. Students will need to analyze and select the correct answer from a set of given options.

Hoppy is having a gala time collecting incredible fruits and flowers but she needs a companion to count for her. Are you up for this challenge? The game requires students to recall concepts related to addition and find the related facts to move towards mastery in the topic. Here the rigor is beautifully balanced by asking students to work with numbers within 10.

The game encourages your young mathematician to use their understanding of addition to find answers of a group of problems. The student will add and match to find the sum in this game. Students will need to correctly fill in the model to complete the given addition equations.