Ladybird Doubles Game
 Click
to turn over a card on the top row, then
count the spots on the ladybird to work
out the doubles. Click a card on the
bottom row to try and find a match.
Maths-games.org
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Funky Mummy Addition Game
Click next to start and an addition sum will
appear at the top of the screen. When you click
on the correct answer, an Egyptian mummy will
come out and dance. The picture on the left
links to the adding up to 10 version. There's
also a game for adding up to 20. ICT
Games.
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Count Hoot Addition
Practise early addition skills with Count
Hoot from BBC Schools. Level 1 tests your
knowledge of number bonds to 10 using the dots
on ladybirds. In level 2 you work with numerals
instead of dots and level 3 uses number bonds
to 20.
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Number Bond Machines
 You can
choose to practise number bonds to 5, 10
or 100. The machine gives you one number
and you have to type in the number you
would need to add to it to make 5, 10 or
100. Click the button to check your answer
and see how high your score can go.
Ambleside Primary.
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Put the Kids on the Bus
 In this
game from ABC you have to put a given
number of kids into the double-decker bus.
To do this, drag them from the bus stop to
a bus window. They can't all fit on one
deck, so they have to be split into two
groups and the front windows of the bus
explain how you have made up the total.
Click the check number
button to see whether you are right.
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Save the Whale Number Bonds Game
 At the top
of the screen you can choose to work on
number bonds up to any total between four
and ten. Drag the correct length of pipe
into place to complete the number bond,
then the water will flow and free the
trapped whale. ICT Games.
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Ghostblasters Game
 A
two-player game from Oswego. First choose
the total you want to practise, from 5 to
99. When you see a pair of ghosts that add
together to make your target number,
player one hits the Z key and player two
the M key. Whichever player hits the key
first gets the point. If you press your
key when the ghosts don't make your target
number, you lose a point. Great spooky
sound effects.
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Safe Cracker Game
Use the X and Z to turn one dial and the
left/right arrows to turn the other dial. Can
you crack the safe by finding two numbers that
add up to make the target number? If you answer
enough questions correctly you will get a bonus
asteroid-style game. ICT Games.
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Count the Bugs
Count the bugs on the first leaf then those
on the second leaf. They will all hop onto
another leaf where you can count them
altogether to get the total. Dositey.
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Speed Grid Challenge
On the first screen you can choose how many
questions you want to set the challenge to and
how much time you want to do it in. Then you
have to choose from the grid two numbers which
add up to the required total. The image on the
left links to Level 1, but if that's too easy,
you can always try Level 2 or Level 3. Oswego.
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Test the Toad
In this game from BBC Schools Numbertime you
have to click on the answer to the addition or
subtraction sum shown at the top of the screen.
You can use the people numberline to count
along and help you find the answer. The toad
will then hop along to right number.
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Addition Surprise
This game uses an addition grid with the
numbers 0 to 9 along two sides. Drag the number
tile to a place where it fits on the grid, e.g.
you could put the 10 where the 6 column and 4
row intersect. When you have uncovered enough
squares the picture will be revealed. Harcourt
School Publishers.
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Flight for Fuel
Fly your spaceship into the fuel pods,
making sure you don't pick up too much fuel.
This game introduces the idea of adding more
than two numbers to make a total as you collect
the fuel bit by bit. ICT Games.
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Sum Sense
First you can set the number of sums to do
and a time limit. When the game starts you have
to drag the tile digits into place so that you
end up with a sum which makes sense. In this
game you will be adding single digits.
Sometimes the answer is one digit and sometimes
two. Oswego.
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Mystery Addition
Choose a UFO with a sum on it and click,
then click the answer in the grid. A picture is
slowly revealed as you clear the correct
answers. A fun way to practise single digit
addition from Dositey.
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Powerlines
This is a great problem-solving game from
Oswego that challenges your brain. You have to
drag the numbers onto the grid, making sure
that the total of each line matches the target
number. If you do well you will get a password
to the next level.
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Add 10 Submarines
This is a two-player game, although it could
be played by one person or with two teams using
an interctive whiteboard. You have to add 10 to
the number shown. Get it right and your
submarine will fire at the other player's. ICT
Games.
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Adding Machine
You can choose from three levels which will
take you from single to double-digit addition.
Flick one of the level switches to see a sum,
then type in the answer and click the red
button to check your answer. Ambleside Primary
School.
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Maths Magician
A very flexible way to practise addition
facts from Oswego. You can choose mixed sums at
two levels or practise adding a specific number
from zero to 9. You need quick recall to beat
the timer.
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Bargain Hunt
You have a choice of 3 levels and you can
decide whether to add two numbers or three. You
have to add the amounts (in whole pounds) and
type in the total before your time runs out.
BBC Skillswise.
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Digit Workout
This game from Crickweb tests your knowledge
of addition. Choose level 1 for addition facts
up to 20 or level 3 for addition up to 100.
Just type your answer and click the green
button to check.
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Callum's Addition Pyramid
In this game you have to add the two numbers
below to build up the pyramid. You can choose
from easy, medium or hard levels. If you score
1000 pyramid points you can open the
mummy's tomb. This game was designed by a Year
4 pupil at Ambleside Primary School!
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