Time to race! Kids must identify items based on measurement vocabulary.

Kids peck through boards in numerical order in this exciting counting game.

Kids move tangrams into the correct positions to create a target shape.

Kids use the number line to figure out which number is being described.

Kids practice recognizing addition patterns as they match equations to their correct answers.

Kids sort items according to color and determine which number of items is greater.

Kids practice place value for numbers 11 to 20 in this ten-frame game.

Kids fills lunchtime orders as quick as they can in this number recognition game.

Kids hover among the clouds and try to find all the right numbers from 11 to 20.

Go for the gold! Kids get practice with basic shapes in this fun, fast-paced ski race.

Kids hone their early math skills with this math matching game that focuses on subtraction within 5.

Floyd is thinking of a number, and kids use a number line to find out what it is.

Can you put these numbers in order? Get some practice with numbers 11-20 with this simple number game.

Go ski racer, go! Get ahead in this game by jumping the pile with the most snowballs.

Practice putting numbers in order with this simple number game, which focuses on numbers 1 through 10.

Which number is biggest? Practice comparing number values with this mud hoppin' game.

Go on a space hunt -- not for aliens, but for numbers! Find the spoken numbers in this space scene and click a pic for space success.

Play this snow-themed game, in which students practice using patterns to add within 10.

Practice your motor skills in this fun bone chasing game!

Answer simple subtraction problems using your math skills!

Add a tricky twist to measurement math drills with this fun set of riddles.

Young learners practice identifying different 2D and 3D shapes as they ski down the mountain!

Hop to it in this fun game that has a crazy monster jumping in puddles with the right number.

Your kid will compare and contrast shapes in this fun, mud-filled game.

Concepts of "biggest" and "smallest" are important for early math learners. Decide which object is bigger or smaller in this cute game.