Math Blitz

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About Math Blitz

How many can you get in a minute? Counting for little ones, times tables for kids, negatives and order of operations for tweens and up.

Math Blitz is sixty seconds of quick sums: how many can you answer in a minute? The questions fit the player, from counting for little ones and times tables for kids to negative numbers and order of operations for older children and adults. It levels up after a clean run.

Tips

  • Accuracy first, speed second. Streaks earn bonus points, so a wrong guess costs more than a pause.
  • Pick the level that matches what your child is learning at school right now.
  • Use it as a warm-up before homework. One minute is enough to wake up the number facts.
  • Missed questions come back more often, so a hard fact gets practised until it sticks.
  • For the youngest players there is no clock, just eight counting questions at their own pace.

Questions

What age is it for?
Everyone. There are levels for little ones (4 to 6), kids, tweens, teens and adults.
What does it practise?
Counting, addition, subtraction, times tables, and for older players negatives and order of operations.
Are there ads?
No ads are shown in the areas for children.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.
Can I choose the level?
Yes. Pick a level at the top, and the game will also move up by itself after a clean run.

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Math Blitz

Play any day you missed. Past days don't count toward your streak.

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Add Math Blitz to your Home Screen and it opens like an app, with the whole screen for the game.

  1. Tap the Share button in Safari's toolbar.
  2. Choose Add to Home Screen, then Add.
  3. Open Math Blitz from its new icon.

Math Blitz

Sixty seconds of sums

How to play

  1. Pick the right answer as fast as you can.
  2. Streaks earn bonus points.
  3. Change the level to practice a different skill.

About

How many can you get in a minute? Counting for little ones, times tables for kids, negatives and order of operations for tweens and up.

Practices: Number facts, Mental arithmetic

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