Android game
Quick Maths
A timed Android arithmetic game with ten questions per round and three difficulty levels.
Android app name: Quick Maths: Kids Brain Game
What happens in a Quick Maths round?
A round presents ten arithmetic questions. Each question gives you ten seconds to choose the missing number or correct answer. The faster you respond, the more speed points you may earn.
Which difficulty should a player choose?
Choose from Easy, Medium, and Hard settings. Easy includes addition, subtraction, and multiplication tables. Medium adds carrying, borrowing, and division; Hard includes larger mental-arithmetic problems. Start with the level that matches the player’s existing skills. The timer stays part of the format, so a child who wants untimed counting may prefer a different activity.
Can families play together?
A parent can read a question aloud and discuss the solution after the round. It may help to pause between rounds rather than trying to explain a calculation while the ten-second timer is running. This is a game for players who already enjoy arithmetic, not a substitute for teaching the underlying methods.
Where can I find more ideas?
Read Quick Maths for Kids: What the Timed Android Game Asks for ways to make a brief game session conversational. For a visual pair-finding game, try Simple Memory Game.
Game details
- Platform
- Android
- Game type
- Maths game
- Best for
- Players who can answer arithmetic questions under a short timer
- Download cost
- Free to install
- Ads
- No
Skills engaged while playing
Playing can engage these skills through the game's activities. This is not a medical, diagnostic, or therapeutic claim.
- Mental arithmetic
- Number sense
- Working memory
Ready to play?
Open Google Play to install Quick Maths.