Practice games

Each game matches a lesson in your child's pathway. Choose the pathway, open the block you are working on, then find this week's lesson.

Every pathway game has three levels, a clue button and a short summary for your tutor at the end. Not sure which pathway your child is on? Just ask us.

A note on screen time

The Meta-Maths Method is built on discussion: talking through ideas, explaining thinking and solving problems together, face to face. These games are a light extra to keep skills ticking over between lessons, not a replacement for that. We recommend short sessions of 10 to 15 minutes on two or three days a week, and limiting your child's overall time on devices. The best sessions are the ones where you sit alongside them and ask, "How did you work that out?"

Foundational Understanding

Typically Years 3 to 4. 9 games across three blocks.

Block 1Building Number Sense
Weeks 6 to 8Formal Addition, Formal Subtraction and Exchanging Focus
Block 2Building Fluency and Connections
Weeks 1 and 2Equal Groups & Arrays and Commutativity & Inverse
Weeks 6 and 7Fractions of Objects and Fractions as Division
Block 3Building Reasoning and Confidence
Back to pathways

Core Connections

Typically Years 4 to 5. 9 games across three blocks.

Block 1Securing Number and Operations
Block 2Advancing Calculations and Fractional Reasoning
Block 3Decimals, Measure, and Spatial Reasoning
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Flexible Number Thinking

Typically Years 5 to 6. 9 games across three blocks.

Block 1Developing Fluency and Reasoning
Block 2Proportional Reasoning and Connections
Weeks 7 and 8Intro to Ratio and Ratio & Proportion
Block 3Reasoning with Measure, Shape, and Data
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Connected Understanding

Typically Years 6 to 7. 9 games across three blocks.

Block 1Bridging Primary & Secondary Thinking
Block 2Applying Connected Thinking
Block 3Reasoning with Independence
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General games

Quick practice for any pathway, any week.

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Games open in a new tab and work on phones, tablets and computers. Progress is saved on the device your child plays on, so it helps to stick to one device.

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