Multiplication and Division Games for Grades 2‑8
Multiplication and division fit together, and the games on this page treat them that way. Younger players build equal groups and arrays to see why multiplying works. Older players drill facts against the clock, find factors and multiples, spot primes, and handle remainders and long division. Questions are generated fresh each round, so memorising one fixed list will not help; real fluency does. Use a game for a five minute warm-up, then move to the next one when the facts come easily.
10 free games on this page, for grades 2-8. Each opens its own page with controls, standards and teacher notes.
Equal Groups Bakery
Arrange trays in rows and columns to fill every order.
Grades 2-3 5 min
Skip-Count Trail
Fill the missing stone, or find the broken one, to open each trail gate.
Grades 2-4 5 min
Word Problem Workshop
Read the order, pick the right machine, build the answer.
Grades 2-6 6 min
Divide & Graze
Split the hungry herd across the pastures before the storm rolls in.
Grades 3-5 5 min
Target Chain
Link neighboring numbers with operations to hit the target.
Grades 3-8 5 min
Tile Builder
Order tiles, lay the floor, and stay inside the walls.
Grades 3-5 6 min
Times Table Rodeo
Rope the two calves that multiply to the target.
Grades 3-5 5 min
Factor Forge
Smelt numbers into factors, primes and common multiples before the fire dies.
Grades 4-6 6 min
Yak Peak
Jump your yak up the mountain, from below sea level to the summit.
Grades 6-7 6 min
Repeating Decimal Detective
Follow the remainders, catch the loop, and close the case.
Grades 7-8 6 minStandards covered
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