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Anonymous wrote:It's pretty old so maybe it's too lame for today's kids, but Math Blaster is pretty good for drilling arithmetic facts.

I used to LOVE math blaster. I think my kid would love it. I will have to look!

https://classicreload.com/win3x-math-blaster-in-search-of-spot.html

Time4Math Learning (called Reflex Math in schools)

Not online but find a numbered parking lot. Bring kid and their bike. You stand in the middle of the parking lot shouting out multiplication problems and they ride to the parking spot with the correct number.

Anonymous wrote:It's pretty old so maybe it's too lame for today's kids, but Math Blaster is pretty good for drilling arithmetic facts.

I used to LOVE math blaster. I think my kid would love it. I will have to look!

It's pretty old so maybe it's too lame for today's kids, but Math Blaster is pretty good for drilling arithmetic facts.

Khan — and YouTube has some teachers series that are really good. I search the topics and then see ones that have high subscribers or reviews.

Duolingo has math now and it's free. My kid LOVES it!

It's not a game, but xtramath.org is our private school's top recommendation for learning math facts.

Basically online speed drills. Not exciting, but it works.

Do you have any recommendations for free online multiplication and division learning games? Must be free and online. This is for a third grader.