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KidsBuddy offers free, colorful math games designed for children in kindergarten through 5th grade (ages 5–11). Every game gives short, focused practice that builds real skills, without ads aimed at kids, pop-ups, or anything that gets in the way of learning.

What the games teach

  • Addition Adventure — single- and double-digit addition (Grades K-3).
  • Subtraction Splash — single- and double-digit subtraction (Grades K-3).
  • Times Tables Rocket — multiplication facts up to 12 x 12 (Grades 2-4).
  • Greater or Less — comparing numbers with greater than, less than, and equal to (Grades K-2).
  • Mystery Number — finding the missing number in addition and subtraction (Grades 1-3).
  • Counting Quest — counting and skip-counting sequences (Grades K-2).
  • Division Dash — basic division facts with whole-number answers (Grades 2-4).
  • Rounding Rally — rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and 100 (Grades 2-4).
  • Place Value Pop — understanding place value (ones, tens, hundreds) (Grades 1-3).
  • Odd or Even — telling odd numbers from even numbers (Grades K-2).
  • Doubles & Halves — doubling numbers and finding halves (Grades K-2).
  • Fraction Fun — comparing simple fractions and finding parts of a whole (Grades 2-4).
  • Long Division Launch — multi-digit division by a single digit (Grades 4-5).
  • Decimal Detective — adding and comparing simple decimals (Grades 4-5).
  • Money Math — coin values and simple money totals (Grades 1-3).
  • Clock Quest — telling time and adding hours to a time (Grades 1-3).
  • Number Bonds — number bonds — pairs that make 10 and 20 (Grades K-1).
  • Mixed Math Mania — mixed review across addition, subtraction, multiplication, and more (Grades 1-4).
  • Triple Add — adding three numbers together (Grades 1-3).
  • Fraction Add-Up — adding fractions with like denominators (Grades 4-5).
  • Percent Power — finding simple percentages of a number (Grade 5).
  • Area & Perimeter — area and perimeter of rectangles (Grades 4-5).
  • Big Multiplication — 2-digit multiplication (Grades 4-5).
  • Rhyme Time — recognizing rhyming words (Grades K-1).
  • Beginning Sounds — matching words to their beginning letter sound (Grades K-1).
  • Same Meaning — identifying synonyms (words with the same meaning) (Grades 2-4).
  • Opposite Day — identifying antonyms (words with opposite meanings) (Grades 2-4).
  • Pattern Finder — recognizing and extending visual patterns (Grades K-2).
  • Sight Words — recognizing correctly spelled common sight words (Grades K-2).
  • Which Has More? — comparing quantities to find which group has more (Grades K-1).
  • Shape Sorter — naming shapes and counting sides (Grades K-2).
  • Count the Objects — counting a group of objects (Kindergarten).
  • One More, One Less — finding one more and one less than a number (Kindergarten).
  • Number Words — matching numbers to their written words (Grades K-1).
  • Who's in Line? — ordinal positions (first, second, third...) (Grades K-1).
  • Odd One Out — sorting and classifying — spotting what doesn't belong (Grades K-1).
  • Big or Small? — comparing size — bigger and smaller (Kindergarten).
  • Picture Graphs — reading a simple picture graph (Grades K-1).
  • Where Is It? — positions — left, middle, right, first, and last (Kindergarten).
  • True or False? — deciding if an addition or subtraction sentence is true or false (Grades 1-2).
  • Equal Groups — repeated addition of equal groups (foundation for multiplication) (Grades 2-3).
  • Factor Detective — factors, multiples, and prime vs composite numbers (Grades 4-5).
  • Equal Fractions — recognizing equivalent fractions (Grades 4-5).
  • Pattern Rule — finding the rule in a number sequence and extending it (Grades 3-5).
  • Order of Operations — evaluating expressions using order of operations (Grade 5).
  • Box Volume — finding the volume of a rectangular box (length × width × height) (Grade 5).
  • Powers of Ten — powers of ten and multiplying by 10, 100, 1000 (Grade 5).
  • Unit Swap — converting units of length, time, and weight (Grades 4-5).
  • Fraction Times — multiplying a fraction by a whole number and dividing with unit fractions (Grade 5).
  • Fraction to Decimal — converting fractions with denominators 10 or 100 to decimals (Grades 4-5).
  • Angle Explorer — classifying angles and lines (acute/right/obtuse, parallel/perpendicular) (Grades 4-5).
  • Shape Detective — classifying 2D shapes by their properties (Grades 4-5).
  • See the Angle — recognizing and estimating angles from a drawing (acute/right/obtuse/straight) (Grade 4).
  • Triangle Sorter — classifying triangles by angles (acute/right/obtuse) and sides (scalene/isosceles/equilateral) (Grade 4).
  • Quad Squad — identifying quadrilaterals (square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid) by their properties (Grade 4).
  • Mirror Match — identifying lines of symmetry in shapes and letters (Grade 4).
  • Mixed & Improper — converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers (Grade 4).
  • Round & Estimate — estimating sums and differences using rounding and compatible numbers (Grade 4).
  • Mode, Median, Range — finding the mode, median, and range of a small data set (Grades 4-5).
  • Map Coordinates — understanding ordered pairs and the coordinate plane (Grade 5).
  • Fact Family — the inverse relationship between multiplication and division (Grades 3-4).
  • Story Problems — solving one- and two-step word problems (Grades 3-4).
  • Measure Up — estimating liquid volume and mass with the right units (Grades 3-4).
  • Expanded Form — writing numbers in expanded form (300 + 40 + 2) (Grades 2-4).
  • Shade & Name — naming the fraction shown by a shaded shape (Grades 2-4).
  • Graph Reader — reading and comparing data on a bar graph (Grades 2-5).
  • Line Jumper — locating fractions on a number line (Grades 3-4).
  • X Marks the Spot — reading data from a line plot (Grades 2-4).

How it works

Each game offers three difficulty levels and a round of ten questions with instant feedback and a star reward at the end. Questions are generated fresh every time, so there's endless practice. Games work on phones, tablets, and computers, and need no download.

Safe & private by design

Children's safety comes first. Right now, KidsBuddy games need no account and collect no personal information from children — kids can just tap and play. There is no chat, no messaging, and no user-generated content. When we add optional progress-saving in the future, it will be through a parent- or teacher-created account, never one made by a child. Read our privacy policy for details.

Tips for grown-ups

  • Short, daily sessions build fluency better than long ones.
  • Start a level below where your child is comfortable to build confidence, then move up.
  • Celebrate the stars — progress motivates practice.