Quick Fire Maths is 25 quick questions that children answer on their own device. Pick the age of your class and what to practise. The four operations are always on, and you can add times tables with reasoning, place value, rounding, negative numbers, decimals, fractions and percentages of amounts, ratio, unit conversions, time, angles, area and perimeter, and shape facts.
A right answer scores 50. A fast one scores up to 50 more, so the best score is 2,500. Every question has an easier and a harder twin. Get 23 or more right and the next game is harder; under 15 and it is easier. Five wrong out of the last ten and the rest of that game gets easier straight away, so nobody struggles through to the end.
How does Quick Fire Maths work?
Pick the age of your class and what to practise. Children answer 25 quick questions on their own device. A right answer scores 50, and a fast one scores up to 50 more.
Where do the questions come from?
The questions are made by code, not AI, so every answer is right. Each question has an easier and a harder twin, and a child moves between them by how they do.
What can it practise?
The four operations are always on. On top you can add times tables with reasoning, place value, rounding, negative numbers, decimals, fractions and percentages of amounts, ratio, unit conversions, time, angles, area and perimeter, shape facts and more.
Want the whole class on one board? Times Tables Blitz puts a big multiplication grid on the board, and Lightning Round is a live quiz on every device.
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