A little Halloween magic
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Make yourself at home
Spooky EnchantmentEric Matyas · CC BY 3.0

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Free maths & learning games

All 31 games are free. No signup.

Choose number bonds to 10 and 20, subitising dot games, or Christmas maths with presents.

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Want practice on paper? The times tables worksheet generator lets you choose tables 1–12 and download questions with a separate answer key.

Match the activity to what you are practising

For recognising small quantities, start with Quick Look. For making a number visible, use Ten Frame. To explore combinations that make ten, try Bond Pairs and talk about the two parts before choosing an answer.

For everyday time, begin with Read the Clock, move the hands in Set the Clock, or arrange familiar events in My Day. Each is a separate activity; there is no required order to unlock them.

Sound Box offers phonics practice with pre-generated synthetic speech. Preview the sound on your device before a shared activity. Grown-up controls let you adjust the working level, and players can stop or switch activities whenever they need to.

Use the interactive hundred square to paint patterns and compare multiples, or find missing numbers on a 0–99 chart. Each board keeps its own work.

Explore equal intervals with read a number line, or place a number to 100. The six whole-number routes are untimed and save separately.

Seasonal maths on paper

The free Halloween colour-by-number worksheets and Christmas colour-by-number worksheets each offer number matching, mixed 2/5/10 multiplication and mixed 3/4/8 multiplication, with answers. For online practice, Times Tables covers all tables from 1 to 12, with single-table or mixed practice and no timer.

For counting and drawing, choose the Halloween dot-to-dot pack or Christmas dot-to-dot pack. Both include finished-picture guides; the worksheet pages also link to a matching online picture.

For a non-learning warm-up, choose quick play. The printable family and classroom guide gives three practical shared-play ideas.

Make a path of little lights.

Choose four lantern colours and place them along the woodland path. Light them together to make the woodland yours.

Open both decorating activities on their own page

Choose a colour

Tap a place on the path to set down a lantern. Choose another colour to change it.

Opening your lantern path…

A quiet path, waiting for your lanterns.

Take the lantern path.

Past the old gate, warm lights lead to games, stories and things to make.

Visit the Christmas village

Opening the Halloween woodland…

Swipe to look around the landscape. Choose a path below.

Illustration: Google Santa Tracker contributors (CC BY 4.0), adapted layout and animation. Halloween woodland: Sarah Drasner (MIT). Artwork sources. 3D Halloween models: Kay Lousberg (CC0 sources), composed and lit for these places.