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Educational math games for kids

 The best way to engage kids in learning activities is through games.  So, I decided to put a list of fun but educational math games together for your class to enjoy!  

MATH:

Nerdle-the daily numbers game:  On Nerdle, there is a new math problem to figure out every day (you can even turn this into a daily thing or a Friday treat!)  In Nerdle, you have an amount of 6 guesses and you have to figure out the number sequence by entering in number sentences (you can see the example photo below).  A green number means the number is in the equation and in the right spot, purple means the number is in the equation but not in the right spot, and black means the number is not in the equation at all.  Play Nerdle here: https://nerdlegame.com/

Mathgames.com:  Math games is a website with multiple math games to choose from.  Before you begin playing a game, it will ask you your grade and what math skill you are practicing.  NOTE:  They are a lot of fun!  Play here: https://www.mathgames.com/
Reflex:  Use Reflex to help kids build up their adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing skills!  Great for helping with memorizing and getting those facts down.  Check out Reflex here: https://www.reflexmath.com/
For more check out the following:
Prodigy math:  https://www.prodigygame.com/main-en/
Teach your monster math:  https://www.teachyourmonster.org/numberskills?gclid=Cj0KCQiA14WdBhD8ARIsANao07hkavkGmmPHulwBhQ2F0SKJyVDcq_l8oSDsGjOUotke-A6byc2Jf2oaAvGxEALw_wcB






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