If you want to improve your math skills without reviewing flash cards or writing out long division problems, you might enjoy completing online math puzzles. These free websites provide stimulating math puzzles for people of all ages, and they’re so much fun you’ll almost forget that they’re educational.
Ken Ken
Ken Ken is a grid-based math puzzle that is similar to Sudoku. In Ken Ken, players choose a grid size and fill in the numbers from 1 to the size of the grid without repeating a number in any row or column. Some squares are more heavily outlined, and the numbers in these squares must combine to equal the target number in the top corner using a mathematical operation indicated. Ken Ken allows users to use logic and to practice a variety of different math operations.
Mathdoku
The Mathdoku website combines the rules of Sudoku and Ken Ken to create a variety of challenging, entertaining math games. The games come in your choice of 4×4, 6×6, or 8×8 sizes, as well as easy, medium, hard, and no-op skill levels. If you’ve already exhausted most of the Sudoku websites, Mathdoku is an equally fun alternative.
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