Free Math Mania Games! (2024)

Math games can be a great way to build mathematical skills in an engaging and entertaining way. Whether your kids are learning addition, subtraction, or even more advanced concepts, playing math games is a fun and effective way to get them thinking and learning.

Not only do math games help solidify basic arithmetic skills like addition and subtraction, but they also help develop problem-solving skills that can be applied to more difficult tasks in the future.

Need a few new FREE math games? Keep reading – I’ve got lots to share so you can get started using math games in your classroom!

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Addition Hunt

So much of our day is spent in chairs or on the rug so I love to get the kiddos up and moving!

To prep this game, you simply print out the colored cards {b&w are included} and tape them up around the room. Students then walk around the room to search for the problems to write in the corresponding box.

The Addition Hunt is a great way to work on skills and get some energy out!

Subtraction Hunt

Since my students loved the addition hunt so much, I followed it up with a Subtraction Hunt! You play this game the same way – just print, laminate, and hang around your room.

Connect Four

Another fun game to strengthen math skills is Connect Four! Since many kids are already familiar with the concept of the board game they get excited to play the math version!

Of course, you can liven it up by printing the game onto bright paper.Who doesn’t loveAstrobights? It just makes every activity better, right?

I’ve included an addition and subtraction version of these math games for you to use. All you need to play is some dice {my favorite are these foam dice so it’s quiet!} and transparent counters.

For the subtraction version, I wrote numbers the numbers {5-10} onto blank dice so the numbers would be big enough to subtract! You can buy blank dice or pick up blank foam cubes at the dollar store!

Rollin’ Rollin’ Rollin’

Rollin’ Rollin’ Rollin’is a different spin on to the kids. To play, students take turns rolling two dice and adding the numbers. They cross out the sum. The player to cross out the final number is the winner!

Copy this gameboard onto bright colored paper to make it a little more exciting and laminate it so the kids can use dry-erase markers instead! Or you can always slip it into a sheet protector instead.

Numbers Undercover

Another of my favorite math games is Numbers Undercover and Doubles Undercover. We play this game A LOT during math time to work on those addition skills – especially the all-important Doubles skill!

This is an excellent game to send home for your home families to practice for homework.

I always laminate the games with myScotch Laminatorso they’re durable to reuse over and over!

Ready to grab these games?

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Games are my absolute favorite way to reinforce concepts in my class. In fact, we play games EVERY SINGLE DAY in my first grade!

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Recap of Math Mania

You can read more about my Math Games Galore {here} and score a couple more freebies there, too!

Hope you can use all these math games to make learning even more fun {and effective} in your classroom! These games are loved by 1st and 2nd graders everywhere!

Slainte!

• Published:October 9, 2014
• Updated on: March 15, 2024
• Filed Under:Freebie, Math

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