Middle School Math Games
Getting kids engaged in math is a whole lot easier with middle school math games! Games help kids learn and reinforce important math concepts they need to succeed and have fun at the same time!
Decimal Darts: Here's a decimal activity where the player must type in a decimal with the range of decimals given If a correct decimal is typed a dart can be thrown. Try to pick just the right decimal to pop the balloons that are on the dart board!
For more practice with decimals, check out the decimal place value chart to help reinforce the concept of decimals. You'll also find more decimal activities on that page.
Dice Probability: Most kids know if you toss a coin, there is a 50 / 50 chance of it landing on tails. But it doesn't stop there. This dice activity lets students see how increasing or decreasing the number of dice rolls affects the outcome. So give it a try, choose the number of rolls you would like to make...
FACE-OFF: INTEGER CARD GAME: Help your middle school students get better dealing with positive and negative integers with this fun activity. “Face-Off" is an activity that students can make in just with index cards. Get ready for some integer fun!
MEAN MEDIAN MODE CARD GAME:
Do you remember mean, median and mode? Chances are, your memory is hazy at best. Want to ensure that your child's math knowledge stays sharp? Here's a card game that doubles as a mean, median, and mode refresher course.
Alien Powers Exponents: Play this fun that helps practice exponents. Try to recognize the answer to the exponent before the alien enemy lands in our territory.
Check out even more middle school math activities. If you like math activities with cards, you'll find a list at our math card games page.
Most middle school students seem to learn better through Hands-On-Math-Activities. These activities let students not only visualize the concepts, but see them in action.
You can check out our main online math games page.
Some middle school math activities may contain manipulatives, such as flash cards, counters or even the opportunity to use a dry erase marker to write on a whiteboard. What about those exponents? Things like 4 squared and x raised to the 5th power. Exponents are an important concept middle schoolers learn. Here are some math exponents games for you to check out. If you want to look for middle school math games by grade, check out the links below. If you would like to check out math games for younger students, try our elementary math games page. And if you are looking for projects for middle school math, how about checking out the middle school math projects section.
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