Fun and Printable Math Games For Kids

This is a game for 2 players. You will need two pencils. Print this Math game out and have fun!

Rules :

1. Players should take turns to color 1, 2, 3 or 4 circles in a row or column. Make sure to see that if you are coloring more than one circle (2, 3 or 4) then the circles should be in the same row or column. In the bottom row, up to 5 circles can be colored in each row or column.

2. The winner is the player who colors the last circle.

This printable Math game requires 2 players.

Rules -

1. The player who plays first colors a hexagon.

2. The second player then colors a hexagon that should touch the first colored one.

3. The player then adds this number to the number of the first hexagon and say aloud the total.

4. Players then take turns to play and follow the steps 1-3 again.

5. The player who reaches the number 27 exactly first is the winner. You should not go over 27!

6. If a player colors a hexagon and this blocks the other player from having a go they
also lose.

Practice Multiplication Tables/Facts

This is a fun game which can be played in two groups and is suitable for children over 5 years. If you want your kids to find multiplication facts fun, then this is the game for you.

Take a board and write the answers to multiplication facts on them. For example - 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 21, 24 etc.

If two teams are playing, then one person from each group will stand near the board. A caller will call out a question - example: 8x3. The person standing near the board who points first to the answer scores a point.

You can use variations of this game to include addition, subtraction, division and recognition of numbers/integers.

Hangman Variation

This can be considered as a numeric variation of hangman. For example consider an equation like 8+7=15, then you can use 6 dashes to hide the entire equation (_ _ _ _ _ _).

The guesser has to guess the symbol along with the digits. You can use more complex equations as well as calculators depending on the age of the players.

The Addition Game

1. Choose a number from 1 to 9

2. Take turns in adding numbers up.

3. The person who reaches the sum of 100 exactly first wins.

Example : 6+7=13+8=21+9=30+7=37+2=39+8=47+5=52+9=61+5=66+8=74+5=79+6=85+5=90+1=91+9=100

Player 2 (in bold) wins.

This game requires 2 players. You will need markers.

1. Players will take turns in placing a marker on the board.
2. Markers should be placed in such a way that 3 markers should not come in the same row or column.
3. The player who places the 3rd marker on a row or column loses.
4. The markers need not be placed beside each other.

This game requires 2 players. You will need two differently colored markers and dice.

1. One player is odd and the other is even.
2. Both players take turns to throw the dice.
3. The 'odd' player will move his marker on the board if his dice shows an odd number whereas the 'even' player takes turns when he/she gets an even number.
4. The player who overtakes the other player wins the game.

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