Fun Maths Sites
for Junior School Children
(ages 7 to 11)

• Count On!
  There are lots of fun, interactive games to play here, including Shape Invaders, Maths Circus, Math Fighter, Who wants to be a Mathonaire? and many more.

• Star Tower
  Poor old duck is having trouble putting numbers in the right order. Can you help her? Also try The Sums Dispenser which creates sets of 10 sums. You can choose the type of sum and the level of difficulty. The sums will be marked when you have finished. Are you any good at co-ordinates? The Magic Map is incomplete. You have to put various symbols in the right places on the map.

The next five activities are just a small selection from:

where you can find lots more Maths games and online resources!

• Math Baseball
  FUNBRAIN will give you a maths problem. Enter the answer to the problem and hit the "Swing" button. If your answer is correct, you will get a hit. FUNBRAIN will decide if the hit is a single, double, triple, or home run based on the difficulty of the problem. If your answer is wrong, you will get an out. The game is over after three outs. Choose from Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, or all four operations and four levels of difficulty.

• What's the Point?
  Using co-ordinates.

• Soccer Shoot-out
  Score and Save by correctly answering math problems. First you shoot, then try to save the shot by FunBrain. Remember to reduce your answers (fractions only).

• Fresh Baked Fractions
  You are shown four fractions. Three of the fractions are equivalent. They can all be simplified to to the same fraction. Click on the fraction that is not equal to the others. Choose from four levels of difficulty.

• Shape Surveyor
  Choose what you would like to play - perimeters and/or areas - and hit "Start Digging" to begin the game.

• Primary Games
  Maths games for 1 or 2 players, mostly for number bonds practice and mental maths including fractions and decimals.

• BBC - Starship - Maths - Calamity's Quest
  Help Captain Calamity free Princess Amber from the Evil Ruler's castle.

• BBC ReviseWise Maths
  Get your head around addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Take a visit to Gere's Bike Shop and help them read their graphs and charts. Practise working out the mode, median and mean for a set of numbers. Take a look at time, mass and capacity. Investigate the properties of different shapes. Get your brain ticking with some mental maths questions.

• BBC Maths File
  Spin the wheel and let Pythagoras and Hypatia show you some fun Shockwave games on numbers, algebra, measurement, probability, and more.

• Patterns From Tiles
  Explore symmetry by reflection and rotation. Solve problems based on logic and permutations

• Tangrams
  Drag and drop the seven Chinese puzzle pieces into place to create shapes and solve problems. From Utah State University.

• Function Machine From the Ambleside Web Site

• Measuring Angles
  Learn how to use a protractor and measure angles.

• Pattern Blocks

• A+Maths
  A whole room full of interactive maths games, plus homework help.

• www.multiplication.com
  Interactive Internet Games

• Unfolding Polyhedra
  See the net fold up into a 3D shape.

• Ladybug
  Program the Ladybird to walk a path around the screen making shapes or getting out of a maze puzzle. (Simple Logo)

• Dositey.com
  Short, interactive lessons, games, worksheets, puzzles, open-ended problems and other activities.

• Learning Planet
  A fun collection of free games and learning activities just for you! Choose your grade level, and then choose from fun games like Mr. Elephant's Matching Game and Math Mayhem!

• DynaMo Website for ages 5 to 9
  The DynaMo website features a wide range of interactive, on-screen games to help children with literacy and numeracy in DynaMo's Den and fun science games, and experiments to print off and try, in DynaMo's Lab .

• AAA Math
  Hundreds of pages of Basic Math Skills with Interactive Practice, an Explanation of the maths topic and several Challenge Games on every page.

• The Frog Puzzle
  Click on the lily pads to make the frogs move across the pond by hopping or sliding. Can you work out how many moves you would need to shift any number of frogs?

• Amazing Age Cards
  How does the computer know which number you've picked?

• Square Root Flashcards

• Rounding Flashcards

• Math Magician
  Practice the basic skills of +, -, x and ÷

• Escape From Knab
  You're stranded on the slimy planet of Knab and need to earn enough money to get back. Find out if you know enough about money and investing to earn your way back home!

• For your younger brothers and sisters, visit Count Us In a site which has lots of games designed to help teach basic number concepts.