Grades 1–4 · Doubles & halves
Double Trouble
Race through Twin Town with doubles, halves, near doubles and double-and-halve tricks for faster mental math.
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Offline Math Games for the Classroom: No WiFi Needed
Every Fletcher Math game is one file you download once. After that it runs in any web browser with no internet connection, no student logins and nothing to install.
Why offline matters in a classroom
- The WiFi drops. Thirty Chromebooks on one access point, a storm, a network outage: the game keeps going.
- Websites get blocked. School filters often block game sites. A file on your own computer isn't a website, so there's nothing to block.
- Testing season eats the bandwidth. When the whole building is online for state tests, your review game doesn't need any of it.
- Sub plans just work. Leave the file on the desktop. No passwords to share and no accounts to set up.
How it works
- Try the free demo of any game on its page.
- Buy the game ($5) or every game ($150). Your download link arrives right away.
- Save the game file to your laptop, Chromebook, a USB drive or a shared drive.
- Double-click it. It opens in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox, with or without internet.
Up to 6 players or teams share one screen, so it works the same on a smartboard for the whole class or on one Chromebook per table.
Games to start with
Grades 1–3 · Even & odd
Odd Socks
Pair up socks to learn even and odd: count pairs, find the sock with no match, split numbers into equal addends and spot even and odd patterns.
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.
Grades 3–8 · Mixed review
Math Mogul
Roll, land on a property and solve its Easy, Medium or Hard problem to buy it free, or pay with points. Trade properties, draw Chance cards, dodge detention and own a whole color set to triple the rent.
Grades 3–8 · Mixed review
Math Racing League
Pick your gear: an Easy problem moves you 2 spaces, Medium 4 and Hard 6. Hit boosts, turbos, pit stops and roadblocks on the way to the finish line.
Grades 3–8 · Mixed review
Math Quest: The Lost Kingdom
Journey through Number Valley, Money Market, Geometry Mountains, Data City, Algebra Forest and Coordinate Space. Earn a key in each region to reach the Lost Castle.
Grades 3–8 · Mixed review
Math Escape Room
Crack five topic locks before the clock runs out. Each code reveals a clue number, and the clue numbers open the master lock. A new room every game.
Grades 6–8 · Expressions & equations
Algebra Wizards
Cast Spark, Fireball and Lightning by simplifying expressions and solving equations. Duel other wizards, or team up to beat the Algebra Dragon with systems of equations.
Grades 3–6 · Fractions
Fraction Frenzy
Pizza-powered fraction challenges: compare slices, shade fractions, place them on a number line, solve operations and convert to decimals and percents.
Grades 3–8 · Real-world problems
Around the World Math
Fly from Oklahoma to Japan, France, Kenya and more. Solve each trip's money, distance, time or measurement problem to earn a passport stamp, then race home.
Grades 3–8 · Real-world problems
Build-a-City
Budget and build houses, parks, schools, stores and stadiums. Every building needs its construction math done right, like a park's area, grass cost and discount.
Grades 3–8 · Real-world problems
Math Island Survival
The class is stranded! Work together to gather food and water, build a shelter and finish a rescue boat before the days run out.
Offline math games by grade
Questions teachers ask
Do the games work on Chromebooks without internet?
Yes. Save the game file to the Chromebook, open the Files app and click it. It opens in Chrome and plays with WiFi turned off.
Do students need accounts or logins?
No. There are no student accounts, no passwords and nothing to install. The teacher opens the game and the class plays.
Does any student data leave the computer?
No. The games don't send anything over the internet. Scores and turns stay on the screen in front of your class.
Can I put the games on a USB drive or a shared drive?
Yes. Copy the files anywhere your devices can reach: a USB drive, a shared network drive or each computer's Downloads folder.
Does the free demo work offline too?
The free demos run on this website, so you need internet to open them. The full game you download is the one that works offline.
What changes when there is no internet?
Only the lettering. Online, the games use our rounded classroom font. Offline, they use your computer's built-in font. Everything else works the same.
The All-Access Teacher License includes every game, every grade and all future games, all playable offline.