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Maths games for primary-age children

Maths Lab: two ways to enjoy maths

Practise numbers, addition, multiplication, fractions and more in short, playful browser games. Choose your own level and learn at your pace.

Choose your maths game

Maths Racing

Suggested ages 5–8

Steer a friendly car into one of three lanes to choose the correct answer. Practise counting, number patterns, addition, subtraction and early fractions.

Tap a lane on an iPad or use number keys on a computer. Mistakes come with calm explanations.

Maths Power

Suggested ages 6–11

Work through sums, times tables, division, fractions, decimals and percentages. Enter your answer, see feedback and build your maths confidence.

Use a keyboard or the built-in number pad. Celebrations are optional, and there is no time pressure.

Both games are open to every learner. Suggested ages help families choose a starting point; the difficulty can change as the child practises.

How to use Maths Lab

  1. Open Maths Lab and choose Maths Racing or Maths Power.
  2. Pick a topic and a short challenge of 5, 10 or 20 questions.
  3. Answer using the game controls. Read the explanation after each answer.
  4. Finish the session and see how many questions you solved. Signed-in users can receive eligible Homework Magic XP and gift points.

Works on desktop computers and iPads

Maths Lab uses one responsive game system for desktop and tablet browsers. The three racing lanes stay visible in a landscape iPad view, and the arithmetic controls adjust to fit the available space. The same page supports mouse, keyboard and touch. It uses original Homework Magic visuals, local maths rules and no per-question AI calls.

Frequently asked questions

What is Maths Lab?

Maths Lab is a Homework Magic learning space with two browser games: Maths Racing, where children choose the correct lane, and Maths Power, where they solve maths problems and see their progress.

Which ages can play Maths Racing and Maths Power?

Maths Racing is suggested for ages 5–8 and Maths Power for ages 6–11. These are guides, not restrictions. Children can choose either game and change difficulty.

Can children use Maths Lab on an iPad?

Yes. The desktop browser and iPad or tablet browser share the same responsive game code. The games use touch controls on tablets and keyboard controls on desktop.

Does Maths Lab use artificial intelligence for every question?

No. Its maths questions are generated and checked using local deterministic rules. The normal game does not make LLM requests.

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