For Parents and Teachers

MathSchools is a free website of math games for kids in grades K-8. Here is what it is, how we keep it safe, and how to reach us.

What MathSchools is

A collection of original math games that practice real K-8 math: facts, fractions, decimals, ratios, and more. Games are played in the browser on a phone, tablet, Chromebook, or computer. Each game shows the correct answer when a child misses one, so every mistake is a chance to learn. Our arcade of logic, puzzle, and strategy games is made up of original games built by us.

Independent, not a school site

MathSchools is an independent website operated by Herd Apps LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any school or school district. A teacher linking to MathSchools does not make it a school-run or school-approved service.

Safety and privacy at a glance

• No accounts or sign-up. Children never need to enter a name or email.
• No personal information collected. No names, emails, locations, photos, or voice.
• No chat, comments, or messages. Kids cannot talk to strangers here.
• No cookies, ads, or trackers today. Pages load only our own files.
• Scores stay on the device. High scores and settings are saved only in the browser on that device, and clearing browser data removes them.
• Works for everyone. Keyboard and touch play, readable colors, and reduced-motion support.

Read the full details in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

What may change, and how we will tell you

We plan to add contextual ads, and possibly games from other companies, in the future. Before we do, we will update our Privacy Policy and this page to explain who the providers are and what they collect. We plan to choose child-directed, non-personalized ad settings and to vet each game provider. We will get parental consent first where the law requires it.

Using it in class

Because there are no accounts, teachers can share a link and students can start playing immediately. We do not receive student records or rosters, and we do not ask schools to share student information.

Talking about online safety

• Remind children never to type their full name, address, school, or phone number into any website.
• If a game or ad ever shows something that seems wrong, close it and tell a trusted adult, then let us know.
• You can clear a device's saved scores in the browser's site-data settings at any time.

Contact us

Questions, concerns, a math mistake, or a privacy request? Email [email protected]. Please do not include a child's personal information in your message. If you think a child has shared personal information with us, tell us and we will delete it.