Free Math Games - Educational Puzzles

Free Math Games includes an Order Of Operations game, two Secret Number puzzles, and other fun ways to practice math facts and math principles.

	Adders! Refresh your memory on basic math facts by racing a snake around the game, gobbling up correct answers and avoiding running into walls.		Entrapment Trap the computer's red dots between your gray dots to solve this mind bender. Over two thousand puzzles!
	Secret Number 2 A variation on 'My Secret Number'. The number has three digits, and the computer tells you all the information you need to determine the number.		One to Ten Use four single-digit integers and the standard arithmetic operations to create all the numbers from one to ten.
	Zap! A math game that just might give you brain cramps. It's a sliding tile puzzle that forces you to do mental arithmetic while racing against the clock.		Math Scramble Fill in the blanks in an addition problem or a multiplication problem to obtain the correct solution!
	Monty Hall Game Find out the truth about Monty Hall's Three Door Game by playing this game simulation!		Side by Side A set of three math puzzle games in which you are given a list of seven numbers in a row, and you must rearrange the numbers according to the rule of the game.
	Fraction Concentration Test your memory while evaluating and reducing fractions to find equivalent fractions. This game can be played as a one player game or a two player game.		Secret Number The computer picks a random number between 10 and 99. You must ask questions to determine what the secret number is.
	Fractional Hi-Lo Similar to 'Hi-Lo', except that you are guessing fractions between 0 and 1. A bit more challenging, since you are dealing with both numerators and denominators!		Subtraction Triangles This puzzle is a bit like a Pascal's Triangle, except the numbers subtract to the values above them, instead of adding to the numbers below.
	Guess It! (Junior) Professor Puzzler helps young children learn about estimation by guessing amounts, and by recognizing more and less.		Magical Squares Select an "Easy", "Moderate", or "Challenge" game, and then place numbers in the square grid so they add up to the right sum for each row and column.