KidsDoMath for Teachers
By KidsDoMath Team · Published May 30, 2026
KidsDoMath is a free, ad-free math games hub for Grades K–6. Students learn by playing — every game is built so that the math is the mechanic, not a quiz bolted onto a reward loop. Browse the games hub to see all 82 games across 9 topic areas. No sign-up, no ads, no data collection — just open the browser and play. New to game-based math? See our guide to the best free math games for kids.
Why teachers use it
- Completely free, forever. No premium tier, no upsells, no district purchasing order required.
- No accounts to provision. Progress lives in the browser — no roster to upload, no passwords to reset, no IT ticket to file.
- COPPA-friendly. No data leaves the device unless a parent opts in to anonymous analytics.
- 82 games, 9 topic areas. One hub covers Counting, Arithmetic, Fractions, Geometry, Coordinates & Algebra, Data & Probability, Time, Measurement, and Patterns — from Kindergarten through Grade 6.
- Math is the mechanic. Kids can't progress without doing the math, so engagement and practice are the same thing.
- Works on everything. Phone, tablet, laptop, desktop, Chromebook, or an interactive whiteboard — any modern browser, online or offline.
Ways to use it in class
- Whole-class warm-up. Project a game on the board and play as a class for 5–10 minutes at the start of a math lesson.
- Math centers / stations. Assign a game that matches the week's topic; students rotate through on 1:1 devices.
- Early finishers. Point fast workers to the hub to explore a new topic area while others catch up.
- Sub days. Leave the URL on the board — no instructions needed, no accounts for the sub to manage.
- Homework. Share kidsdomath.com with families; works on any home device, no install required.
Topic areas at a glance
The 82 games are organized into nine curriculum-aligned topic areas so you can match them to your current unit:
- Counting & Numbers
- Arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
- Fractions & Ratios
- Geometry & Shapes
- Coordinates & Algebra
- Data & Probability
- Time
- Measurement
- Patterns & Logic
See the full list on the games hub.
Sharing with students
The simplest way to share is to write kidsdomath.com on the board. For Chromebook classrooms you can paste it directly into a Google Classroom assignment. There is no class code, no invite flow, and nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
Is KidsDoMath free for classroom use?
Yes. KidsDoMath is 100% free for any classroom or homeschool setting. There are no premium tiers, ads, or paid features. The games are ours — free to play, but not to copy or redistribute; see the Terms of Use.
Do students need to create accounts?
No. KidsDoMath stores all progress locally in the browser — no sign-up, no email, no data sent off-device. This keeps the tool COPPA-friendly and avoids classroom account management overhead.
What grade levels does KidsDoMath fit?
KidsDoMath targets ages 5–11 (Kindergarten through Grade 6). The 82 games cover 9 topic areas: Counting & Numbers, Arithmetic, Fractions & Ratios, Geometry & Shapes, Coordinates & Algebra, Data & Probability, Time, Measurement, and Patterns & Logic.
Can multiple students share one device?
Yes. Each browser profile supports multiple named players, so a single shared tablet or Chromebook can rotate through a small group while keeping per-student progress.
Does it work offline?
Yes. KidsDoMath is a Progressive Web App — after the first load it works fully offline, so flaky classroom Wi-Fi is not a blocker.
How do I share KidsDoMath with my class?
Send the URL kidsdomath.com. No invite links, no class codes. Students can open it on any device with a modern browser.