Hobbies And Interests
Math Counting Game
To the right of the game field, there is a number column. The game starts with numbers one to five in the number column. Little colorful bugs cross the screen, and you guess how many there are. As you advance in the game, the number of bugs increases, intensifying the challenge. There is no time limit. The only penalty for a wrong answer is that you lose the high number in your number column. It seems simple, but it is fun and addicting.
Math Shooter
A series of math equations appear on screen, and you must choose the numbers with which to compose the answer. They rise from the bottom of the screen like bubbles. The game is timed and scored. As you advance, the math problems increase in difficulty. This game is appropriate for teenagers and adults. The numbers increase in difficulty quickly, although the operations remain simple. For example, even in level five, the quiz is still multiplication-, addition- or subtraction-based, but the equation may involve two- and three-digit numbers.
Calculation Nation
The computer and the player alternate turns. Several math games cover a gambit of math topics. In fraction feud, computer and player square off to make larger or smaller fractions. The catch is that number choices decrease as the games go on. In a game called Times Square, computer and player build a checkerboard with multiplication tables. The first player to reach four-in-a-row wins.
Sum Sense-Division
In this game, players are given four "cards" with numbers on them. Below is an equation with only the operators in place. You must find the correct order for the numbers so they make a proper division equation. You can play numerous times and the cards continue to change. This website is a wealth of similar games that are simple yet engaging and address basic math like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and sequencing.