17 games across K–5. Every one prints.
Spin, then name the squares you move through. Not "one, two".
The dots flash up. How many did you see?
Two numbers. Tap the bigger one.
Drag the number to the right spot on the line.
One number shows. Tap what it needs to make ten.
Two frames flash. How many dots altogether?
A hundred squares, ten to a row. Count on from where you are.
Four digits, two numbers. Get as close to 100 as you can.
No tick marks this time. Where does 63 go?
Which is bigger: 65 or 49? Careful — the ones digit lies.
How far from 48 to 62? Jump to the ten, then jump in tens.
Three numbers make four facts. Find the missing one.
How many squares? Then: does 4×6 match 6×4?
Climb down: how many times does it go?
Where does 0.35 land? And what fraction is that?
Past one and under two. Where does 7/4 go?
Across first, then up. Where is (3, 5)?
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