Printable Games

Slide off the last counter to win this game of strategy.

The aim of the game is to get four counters in a straight line across the star.

The winner is the player who places the last counter or counters on the line to complete it.

Great game of strategy. Can you win going second?

A pack of cards is needed for this simple game to help with understanding 'more than' and 'less than'.

Print out 2 copies of the rocket and start rolling the dice!

A great game for two players, helping with number and understanding 'less than'.

This game helps with adding two small numbers and is great fun to play.

A simple, fun game for two players, where you try to make a total of 10 on the board.

Just about everybody knows about noughts and crosses, but this is much more thought provoking.

A great, fun game to encourage logical thinking.

magic squares are popular with mathematicians of all ages: this is an easy magic square, but confidence is needed with adding up to 9.

A simplified version of the classic game of Nim.

Great game of strategy trying to get three in a row.

Great strategy game. The aim is to get three counters in a row.

Based on the idea of a magic square this is a game for two players who are good at adding up.

Deadly Red: great game of strategy.

A game of strategy for two players.

A two p[layer game of strategy; one of my favourites.

A good mental arithmetic game, but a calculator is needed to check that answers are correct!

A good mental arithmetic game for subtraction, but a calculator is needed to check that answers are correct!