Teaching and learning
Math Fluency Arena
A team arena game where pupils answer maths-fact questions to collect and bank stars.
Why it’s here
Timed maths-fact practice as a team game, with the teacher choosing which facts are practised and able to follow each pupil's questions during play.
- Made by
- Lim Kim Sze, West Spring Primary School
- For
- educators, students
- Topics
- mathematics, fluency, game, multiplayer, primary
- Country
- Singapore
How it plays
Pupils solve maths questions to collect stars, tag opponents and bank points for their team. The practice focus can be addition and subtraction within 20, multiplication and division tables up to 12, shaded fractions, like and equivalent fractions, length conversions or mixed operations, with a choice of map size and design.
Pupils can try a 3v3 round against bots without a room code, or join a live room with a 4-digit code. Live rounds last three minutes, and the host can follow any player through a Live Observer view. The game screen is titled Math Star Chase and Bank.
Access and data
Free to open in a browser. Bot rounds and the shared public rooms need no sign-in; hosting a dedicated live class room is password-protected by the maker. According to the page, player records are saved only on the host's browser and device, and no pupil record is uploaded to a separate records database. Live rooms connect through an online server; bot rounds run in the browser.