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Math Games for Specific Topics: Fractions, Multiplication, Algebra and More

For parents & teachers · October 16, 2026 · 1 min read · By Justin Fletcher

Why this matters

Kids rarely struggle with "math" in general. They struggle with fractions, or long division, or solving equations. A game aimed at that exact skill gets far more done than general practice.

When you know the skill a child needs, pick a game made for it. Here's a guide to the topics that trip kids up most, and the games that target them.

Multiplication and division

More: multiplication games and division games.

Fractions and decimals

More: fraction games and decimal games.

Ratios, percents and integers

Algebra

More: equation games and function games.

Geometry

Find every topic on the browse page.

Common questions

How do I find a game for a specific standard?

Use the browse page to find games by Common Core, NGSS or Oklahoma standard. Every game page lists the standards it practices.

Games in this post

Screenshot of Who's Multiplying?
Grades 3–5 · Multiplication facts

Who's Multiplying?

Each player moves their own chip on the 1–9 row. Multiply the two chips, cover the product in your color, and get four in a row before your rival.

Details & free demo
Screenshot of Split or Stack
Grades 4–5 · Multi-digit multiplication

Split or Stack

Teams solve multi-digit multiplication one step at a time. Each problem, choose Split it (area model and partial products) or the standard algorithm, then check each other's work and call Challenge! on mistakes.

Details & free demo
Screenshot of Bring It Down!
Grades 4–7 · Long Division

Bring It Down!

Take turns doing one step of long division at a time: divide, multiply, subtract, bring down. Check each other's work and call Challenge! to catch mistakes.

Details & free demo
Screenshot of Treasure Split
Grades 4–7 · Long Division

Treasure Split

Pirate crews split chests, bags, stacks and coins evenly, trading leftovers for smaller pieces. It's long division you can see, and the matching problem builds right beside it.

Details & free demo

Every game has a free demo, works offline and needs no student logins.