Description: The child enjoy maths when he plays this purely logic game.

The child will have to work hard to finish the logic sequence of shapes on the train. The To do it, you must use the shapes you see in the sky and put them in to the wagons. At the most difficult level, even mum and dad can play.

If you are not good at this don´t worry it doesn´t actually means that you are bad at maths.

You may need to practice a bit the logic. This is a very positive exercise for the child. It will develop the logic reasoning of children. It is another way to develop the maths.

The Roller Coaster maths game

Learning Objectives

Stimulate logic thought. Your maths will improve.

Promote deductive reasoning. This will also improve your maths.

Stimulate thinking in a spatial and abstract way is another way to improve your maths.

How to play?

Finish the sequence on the train using the shapes that are in the sky and putting the correct one in the next three wagons. Click on the shape you want to place and then drag it to the wagon. If you are right, Pipo will let you know.

You can choose to play with 2D or 3D shapes clicking the Type of Shape button. If you make a mistake, click the thrash chute and the piece will be back to the initial position.

Levels

There are 6 levels of difficulty in this maths game. At the lowest levels you only have to pay attention on the structure of the shape but at the highest levels you also have to take into account the colour of the shape.

Description: In this maths game the child will have to put the signs in order that the bees have mixed up. The task is to put the signs on the pole from the lowest to the highest number. With this, they can practise mathematical operations and numerical series at the same time. Therefore by playing keeps learning maths.

The Bees maths game

Learning Objectives

Practise mathematical operations and practise your maths.

Practise numerical series

How to play?

The bees are all mixed up. Help them to put the signs in order placing them on the pole from the lowest (at the bottom) to the highest (at the top) number. To move the signs you only have to click on it and drag it. If you want to put it back, click on it again and drag it to the initial position or another place. When all of them will be in the correct position, Pipo will let you know.

Levels

There are 10 levels of difficulty in this game:

Level 1: Numbers from 1 to 10.

Level 2: Numbers up to 20

Level 3: Two-digit numbers.

Level 4: Three-digit numbers.

Level 5: Three and four-digit numbers.

Level 6: Addition with solution less than 5.

Level 7: Addition of two-digit numbers plus one-digit numbers.

Level 8: Addition of two-digit numbers.

Level 9: Multiplication tables.

Level 10: Divisions.

This game is great to learn Maths and have fun. (Maths info)