
Train any operation with any engine · 22 games · Full control
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Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division — or all of them at once.

Number range, lives, time limit — you decide.

22 different math games. Choose your favorites or let us shuffle.
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Look at the equation and pick the right answer from a few tiles.
Drop in the missing number so the equation is correct.
Check whether the equation on screen is correct or someone got it wrong.
Glance at the grouped items and say how many there are altogether.
Spot the rule behind the number pattern and fill in the one that's missing.
Solve two equations in your head and pick the one with the bigger result.
Tap an equation, then tap its result; a line connects them if they match.
Drag the results into order, from smallest to largest.
Choose the number that makes both sides of the scale even.
Flip cards two at a time and remember where each equation meets its answer.
Tap the right spot on the number line to mark where the answer sits.
A number splits into two parts; figure out which part is missing.
Rows of dots grow by a simple rule. Guess how many dots belong in the empty row.
Answer as many problems as you can before time runs out — the bar fades from green to red.
Read a short story with numbers and pick the equation that fits it.
Pop only the bubbles with the right answer; leave the wrong ones alone.
Pick planks with the right answers so EduBert can cross to the other side. Wrong plank costs a heart.
Catch the falling items showing the right number and let the wrong ones drop. A full catch finishes the round.
Each correct answer uncovers part of a hidden picture — solve every puzzle to see the whole image.
Lead EduBert through the maze. Every step needs the right answer; a wrong one costs a heart.
Lay out a grid with the right rows and columns to show what multiplication looks like.
Split the items evenly between groups — division in action, no formulas needed.
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The adventures (Park, City, Beach, Forest) have a story, characters and are linear — the child plays through 10 scenes in a fixed order. The Meadow is training without a story. The child decides what to practice today and how.
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