A free Battleship-style game where every shot is a math problem. Students practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division without feeling like they're doing a worksheet. No accounts, no names, no sign-up.
Students open the link and play. BattleMath doesn't ask for names, emails or logins.
Pick the operations and difficulty, from first addition to times tables and division, before a game starts.
Nothing to buy, nothing to download, and no ads between students and the math.
A Quick Battle takes a few minutes; a full game takes around ten to twenty. Students who finish early can raise the difficulty and go again.
No. Students open the link and play. BattleMath doesn't ask for names, emails or accounts.
Anonymous gameplay counts (for example how many games are played and which operations are answered correctly) so we can improve the game. These aren't tied to any student. Leaderboard nicknames are picked from a fixed list of sea-themed names, so students never type their own.
Only if they press Play Random Opponent, which pairs a player with another player online. There is no chat, and players are never shown names. Games with classmates use a private link or code instead.
No. BattleMath is free, has no ads, and runs in the browser on Chromebooks, tablets, phones and computers.
One student creates a game and shares the private link or code with a classmate. Then they play head to head in real time.
BattleMath is built by one developer and shaped by the teachers who use it. If something would make it work better in your classroom, you can send feedback from the menu inside the game.
Looking for more? See the multiplication game and the times tables practice mode.