Games
Board games that make children think before they move. Play together on one device, against the computer, or with a friend on another phone or tablet — nothing to install.
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Snakes and Ladders Maths Puzzle — a 3D board with no dice
Your brain makes the jump. The colour of your square sets the question — adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, fractions and per cent, or a mystery number — and you choose how hard it is. Easy jumps 1 to 3, Tricky 1 to 6, Hard 1 to 8, and a faster right answer rolls better. Land on a ladder to climb, on a snake to slide.
- Three age levels (5–7, 8–10, 11–13) and no repeated questions
- Play together on one device, against the computer, or with a friend on another device using a four-letter code
- Turn the 3D board with a finger, or switch to a flat view
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Tic-Tac-Toe — logic and patterns
The first strategy game most children meet, drawn stroke by stroke. Spot two in a line, block it, then learn to make a fork. A hint button lights up a strong square and asks why; the starter swaps every round and the score is kept.
- Two boards: 3 × 3 (three in a row) and 5 × 5 (four in a row)
- Computer opponent at three levels — the Champion cannot be beaten on the small board
- Play together on one device or with a friend on another device
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Rainbow Trail — a maths mind game for 2 to 4 players
A winding colour trail with bridges, puddles and picture spaces. Choose one, two or three stars, answer in your head and hop two spaces for every star; three right in a row earns a bonus hop. A colour-card version for the youngest players is built in.
- Six question types set by the colour you stand on, three age levels
- Bridges to cross, puddles to miss a turn, picture spaces for an extra turn
- For 2 to 4 players sharing one device