Pure math practice — facts only, not lessons, not games. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division built for math fluency. Open a skill and start. No login required.
Create a practice link in seconds, then review the answer report.
Mathigo is math practice for kids who need fluent recall — the same facts, again and again, until they are automatic.
Pure calculation drills with a clear start—no detours. No word problems, no lessons, no games.
Tune difficulty to fit each child, then repeat the same facts until they are automatic.
Run quick calculation checks without accounts. Switch between multiple players on the same device.
Review practice history and fluency progress so you can see how each child is improving.
Math practice for kids starts with one operation: addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Open it, change the settings that skill actually uses, and start.
Open addition. Tune range (10–200), digits, and regrouping before you start.
Open subtraction. Tune range (10–200), digits, and regrouping before you start.
Open multiplication. Turn individual tables on or off, or switch to missing-number facts on the practice page.
Open division. Exact facts from the times tables. Turn divisors on or off on the practice page.
Online math practice by skill: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, missing numbers, and three-number problems. Open a card to start with that skill's default difficulty.
Sums from within 10 to within 200, with or without regrouping.
Add within 10 using 1-digit numbers. Addends are 1–9, and sums stay up to 10.
Add within 20 using 1-digit numbers. Addends are 1–9, sums stay up to 20, and regrouping is mixed.
Add within 20 with regrouping on every problem. Addends are 1–9, and each sum composes a ten.
Add within 50 without regrouping. Addends are 2-digit numbers from 10–50, and sums stay up to 50.
Add within 50 with regrouping on every problem. Addends are 10–50, and each sum composes a ten.
Add within 100 without regrouping. Addends are 2-digit numbers from 10–99, and sums stay up to 100.
Add within 100 with regrouping on every problem. Addends are 10–99, and each sum composes a ten.
Add within 200 without regrouping. Addends are 2-digit numbers from 10–99, and sums stay up to 200.
Add within 200 with regrouping on every problem. Addends are 10–99, and each sum composes a ten.
Math practice for kids in kindergarten through grade 3. The grades blend how several countries introduce these calculations. Grade 3 includes tables 1–12 and each table on its own.
Add and subtract within 10. Find the missing number that makes 10.
Add within 10 using 1-digit numbers. Addends are 1–9, and sums stay up to 10.
Subtract within 10. Minuends go up to 10, and differences stay positive.
Missing addend within 10. The blank is an addend in a 1-digit fact, never the sum. Sums stay up to 10.
Missing number subtraction within 10. The blank is the minuend or subtrahend, never the difference. Minuends go up to 10.
Classroom computers and siblings can share one browser. Each player keeps a name, a color, a mark, and their own math practice records.
Switch on a shared computer
Each child keeps a separate player, so one computer can hold more than one math practice without mixing the records.
Stays on this device
No student account. Math practice for kids stays in the browser on this computer until someone uploads it.
Name a player freely
A child can type any name. A color and a mark are assigned, so it is obvious whose turn it is.
Limits
Up to 8 players on this device. Each player stores up to 500 math practice records.
Players on this device
Marks
Add or rename players from the menu in the top right.
Two shorter kinds of math practice, still just numbers and still no account. Use them when a fixed set of facts needs a break.
Mathigo is free math practice for kids. The work is the facts themselves: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, including missing numbers and three-number problems, from within 10 through two-digit regrouping and times tables to 12. Not a lesson, not a game, and not a story problem.
A child opens a skill and starts. No login. On a shared computer, each child can have a local player so the math practice stays separate. Google sign-in is for a parent or teacher who wants to upload those players, or keep a practice link longer than a few days.
Math practice for kids should spend its time on how much a child calculates, and on how fluent that calculation gets. Games, animation, and other extras do not add math practice. They pull the child away from the calculation. This math practice keeps every problem as numbers, so the math practice is the work itself.
A picture hint lets a child lean on the drawing instead of the fact. That dependence shows up fast in math practice for kids. Plain numbers feel unfamiliar at the start. Keep going. Repeated math practice, with nothing but the numbers, makes the calculation more solid. This math practice for kids asks for the answer from the fact alone.
Math practice for kids does not need an account. Sign in if you are a parent or teacher and want to upload players, or keep practice links on your dashboard.
Teachers and parents can sign in to upload players, or to keep a practice link past a few days.
Short answers on what the practice is, who it is for, accounts, shared computers, practice links, and where records stay. The full FAQ has the rest.
