Math Games for 11-Year-Olds
The math games offered here for 11-year-olds are both varied and educationally rich, allowing for the practice of many aspects of the school curriculum in a fun way. For example, the game of multiplying by 10, 100, 1000, or by 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 helps students master multiplication by powers of 10, an essential arithmetic skill.
The time conversion game and the duration calculation game allow students to practice converting and manipulating time measurements, in line with the math curriculum which includes managing units of measure. Similarly, the division game helps review whole number divisions, while the divisibility criteria game teaches children to recognize if a number is divisible by numbers like 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 25, and 100, thus reinforcing their understanding of number properties.
The game on proportionality and the game of finding the missing denominator are directly related to the concepts of fractions and proportionality taught in Year 6, where students need to know how to handle fractions and understand proportional relationships. The measurement conversion game allows practice in converting between different units of length and area, skills often addressed in the math curriculum. The surface area calculation game and the perimeter calculation game help review essential geometric formulas for calculating the areas and perimeters of simple shapes such as squares, rectangles, triangles, and circles. The game of the four operations and the game the answer is right help reinforce mental arithmetic skills, working on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, which are fundamental for success in math.
Moreover, the games of percentage calculation and fraction to percentage conversion help develop a good understanding of percentages and fractions, key concepts in the math curriculum. The Sudoku and magic square games stimulate logic, memory, and concentration, valuable skills for students. The mini math quiz offers fun and interactive mental arithmetic exercises suitable for students aged 7 to 11, providing a playful review of concepts learned in class. The number comparison games and the missing sign game help work on comparison and identification of arithmetic operators, reinforcing the basics of mathematical operations.
The game of the missing number and the fraction game, in particular, encourage the manipulation of equivalent fractions and cross products, promoting mental calculation practice. The goal of these games is to make math learning more engaging and interactive, while adhering to the educational goals of Year 6 in the UK education system. They offer a fun way to reinforce essential math skills, making learning more attractive and stimulating.
Proportionality game (11 year old)
The goal of this proportionality game is to find the value that completes a proportionality table.
Criteria divisibility game (11 year old)
Online calculation game, which allows to train to recognize if a number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 25, 100.
The little math quiz (11 year old)
The little math quiz collects a set of small fun math exercises to do online for 7-11 year olds.
Perimeter game (11 year old)
This game allows you to practice calculating perimeters on common shapes: square, rectangle, triangle, circle.
Calculation game percentages (11 year old)
To succeed in this game on the calculation of the percentage of a whole number, kids must choose the good answer among a list of proposition.
Fraction to percentage transformation game (11 year old)
In this game of transforming a whole fraction into a percentage, children must choose the correct answer from a list of suggestions.
Find the denominator game (11 year old)
In this fraction game, children must complete an equality involving a fraction by finding the missing denominator in a list.
Number comparison game (11 year old)
The goal of this integer comparison game is to find the operator (less than, greater than or equal to) to place between the numbers being compared.
Game multiplication by 10, 100, 1000 or 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 (11 year old)
The goal of this quiz is to multiply a number by 10, 100, 1000 or 0.1, 0.01, 0.001. To win this game, you just have to find the right result in a list.
Sudoku game (11 year old)
This Sudoku math game helps improve memory, logic, and concentration by practicing with numbers.
Measurement conversion game (11 year old)
This math game allows you to practice converting length and area measurements.
Time conversion game (11 year old)
This game allows you to practice making conversions on days, hours, minutes, seconds (d, h, min, s).
Magic square game (11 year old)
The goal of the game is to complete a magic square that has empty areas.
Four operations game (11 year old)
This online game of mental calculation, allows to revise addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, It helps students in learning arithmetic operations.
Game about area calculations of usual figures. (11 year old)
This game allows you to practice the calculation of simple surfaces: square, rectangle, circle.
Countdown game (11 year old)
The goal of the countdown maths game is to find a target number using arithmetic operations from a list of given numbers.
Missing operator game (11 year old)
Online calculation game consisting of finding the missing operator in a mathematical expression.
Missing number game (11 year old)
Online calculation game: You must find the missing number in a mathematical expression.
Division game (11 year old)
Online game of calculation, which allows practicing integer division.
Fraction game (11 year old)
Online fraction game suitable for anyone looking for a good math game online.
Duration calculation game (11 year old)
This game on time calculations allows to practice manipulating durations expressed in days, hours, minutes, seconds (d, h, min, s).