Math Games for Middle School

See a fraction shown visually and pick the matching answer. Multiple representations test true understanding, not just memorisation.

A snap game matching decimals to their fraction equivalents. Builds fluency with conversions between the two forms.

Place decimals at their correct position on a number line. Builds place value understanding and decimal number sense.

Drag decimal cards into order from smallest to largest. Sharpen place-value understanding and comparison skills.

Break decimals into place-value parts. Drag tiles like 4/10 and 3/1000 into the right slots to build the expanded form of each number.

Multiple choice questions on percentage conversions, finding percentages of amounts, and identifying what percentage one value is of another.

Drag the slider to fill the bar to the target percentage. Build intuition for percentage magnitude and estimation.

Flip cards and match percentages with their fraction and decimal equivalents. A memory game that builds conversion fluency.

The ultimate conversion challenge. Given a fraction, decimal, or percentage -- convert it to another form. Pie chart visuals help you reason through each question.

Multiple choice quiz: identify the equivalent fraction from four options. Builds the equivalence fluency needed as a foundation for comparing fractions with different denominators.

Spot mistakes in fraction comparison reasoning. A student says 1/5 is bigger than 1/3 -- can you explain why they are wrong?

Build fractions with the same denominator using interactive controls. Develop fluency with fraction notation and visual models.

Build and explore fractions with the same denominator. Use interactive controls to construct fractions and see visual models update in real time.

Two fraction cards flip up. Hit SNAP if both cards show the same fraction value in different representations. Builds fast recognition of equivalent fractions in addition contexts.

Add fractions with different denominators by building the answer over the common denominator. Starts with related denominators (halves plus quarters), moving to unrelated denominators via the lowest common multiple at Expert.

Multiple choice fraction addition questions. Covers same and different denominators across four difficulty levels.

Multiple choice fraction subtraction questions. Same and different denominators, with simplifying at higher levels.

Build mixed numbers by adjusting whole number and fraction parts using interactive controls. Constructs the place-value understanding needed for mixed number addition.

A student added fractions wrong. Can you find and fix the error? Common mistakes like adding denominators are exposed.

Shade shapes to show advanced fraction values including sixths, eighths, tenths and twelfths. Builds visual fluency with fraction size and proportion before multiplication.

Practice multiplying fractions with multiple choice questions. Includes proper, improper, and mixed numbers at higher levels.

Practice dividing fractions. Start with whole number by fraction, then fraction by fraction. Explains the "flip and multiply" method.

Build fractions using interactive controls in a quantities context. Adjust numerator and denominator to match target values.

Sort fraction cards into groups based on their value. Builds fluency with recognising and categorising fractions involved in multiplication and division contexts.

Spot mistakes in fraction multiplication and division. Cross-multiply errors and flip-and-multiply confusion exposed.

Drag the marker to place decimals on the number line. Smooth slider interaction builds decimal magnitude intuition.

Convert fractions to decimals. Start with simple ones like 1/2 = 0.5 and work up to trickier conversions like 3/8 = 0.375.

Convert decimals to fractions in simplest form. 0.6 = 3/5, not 6/10! Builds conversion and simplifying fluency.

Sort fractions, decimals, and percentages into groups of equivalent benchmark values. Match 1/2 with 0.5 and 50% by sorting cards.

Place fractions AND decimals on the same number line. See how they share the same positions. Builds cross-representation fluency.

Shade a 100-grid to show percentages. See how 35% means 35 out of 100 squares. The foundational concept of percentages.

Drag percentage cards into order from smallest to largest. Includes trickier values like 12.5% and 66%.

Multiple choice quiz on percentages of quantities. Test your ability to connect percentages to real-world amounts.

Compare two percentage values and decide which is greater. Builds fluency with percentage magnitude and prepares students for proportional reasoning.

Find groups of three: a fraction, its decimal, and its percentage. 1/4, 0.25, 25% -- they all go together!

Cards flip showing fractions, decimals, and percentages. Hit SNAP when two cards show the same value in different forms!

Sort a mixed pile of fractions, decimals, and percentages into equivalent groups. The ultimate conversion challenge.

Multiple choice quiz exploring how fractions connect to ratio thinking. Answer questions about fraction relationships and equivalence.

Use the interactive fraction builder to construct and explore ratio relationships. Adjust numerator and denominator to match target ratios and build proportional reasoning.

Solve proportion problems. If 3 apples cost $6, how much do 5 apples cost? Use ratio reasoning to solve real-world problems.

Spot wrong simplifications and equivalences. Find the mistake! Builds deep understanding of why fractions are equivalent.

Spot wrong decimal-fraction conversions. Tackles the misconception that 0.5 = 1/5.

Compare decimals visually. Tackles the misconception that more decimal places means a bigger number.

Drag the slider to place percentages on a 0-100% number line. Builds percentage magnitude understanding.

Find wrong percentage-fraction-decimal conversions. Tackles common misconceptions like 50% = 1/4.

Spot wrong conversions between fractions, decimals, and percentages. The ultimate FDP misconception buster.

Flip cards and match fractions shown in different ways -- pie charts, bar models, set models, and more. Build fluency by seeing fractions in multiple representations.

A fast-paced card game. Two cards flip -- hit SNAP when they show the same fraction in different representations (pie, bar, number line, symbols)!

See a fraction like 1/4 and drag the right number of pieces into the shape stencil. Circles, rectangles, and hexagons -- fill them to match the fraction.

Drag fraction cards shown as pie charts, bars, and symbols into matching piles. Group all the equivalent fractions together to clear the board.

See a visual representation and build the matching fraction by adjusting numerator and denominator. Watch pie and bar models update in real-time.

Drag fraction cards to their correct position on the number line. Build a mental model of fraction magnitude and ordering.

Connect fraction dominos in a chain by matching equivalent values. Complete the loop to win. Each domino has two fraction halves -- find the perfect connections.

Look at shapes split into parts. Are the parts equal or unequal? Tap the right answer. Builds the critical idea that fractions need equal parts.

Sort fraction cards into halves, quarters, and eighths piles. Builds instant recognition of common fraction families through a sorting activity.

See a shape with parts shaded and pick the correct fraction name. Introduces symbolic notation alongside familiar visuals.

A beginner snap game with halves, thirds, and quarters only. Match visual cards to their fraction names. Fast and fun.

Drag cards into piles: "less than a whole", "exactly one whole", or "more than a whole". Builds understanding that fractions can be less than, equal to, or greater than 1.

Shade fraction strips to build a visual fraction wall. Click segments to fill each row and see how halves, quarters, thirds and sixths relate to each other.

Two fraction cards flip. Hit SNAP if one is the simplified form of the other! Builds fluency with simplifying fractions.

Drag equivalent fractions into family groups. All the halves go together (1/2, 2/4, 3/6...), all the thirds, and so on.

A student made a mistake with equivalent fractions. Can you spot the error? Read their working and find what went wrong.

Two fraction models side by side. Tap the bigger one! Start with same-denominator comparisons and work up to different denominators.

Compare fractions using numbers only -- no pictures! Use strategies like common denominators and benchmarks to decide which is larger.

Drag the marker along the number line to place fractions precisely. Smooth slider interaction builds strong number sense.

Is each fraction closer to 0, 1/2, or 1? Sort fractions using benchmark values. A key strategy for estimation and comparison.

What digit is in the tenths place? What is the value of the 5 in 3.52? Multiple choice questions building place value mastery.

Build a target decimal by adjusting ones, tenths, and hundredths. Watch the visual bar model update as you change each place value.

See two visual fraction models and decide if they show the same amount. Builds conceptual understanding of equivalent fractions.

Compare unit fractions like 1/2, 1/3, 1/4. Builds the key insight that bigger denominators mean smaller parts.