Everyday Maths
Maths is part of everyday life. We use it when shopping, cooking, travelling, organising our time, measuring things and deciding how much we can afford.
Explore eight fun, interactive games that help learners practise maths through familiar, practical situations. Build skills that can be used beyond the classroom and throughout everyday life.
Our interactive games include clear instructions, visual examples, large touch-friendly controls and three difficulty levels. There are no timers, so every learner can explore, practise and progress at their own pace.
Explore Everyday Maths
Choose one of the eight games below. Each activity uses familiar situations to make learning practical, engaging and enjoyable.
Shopping Maths
Read prices, compare products, add up purchases and work out how much money is needed.
Cooking & Recipes
Use numbers, portions, time and measurement while following simple recipes and preparing food.
Travel & Journeys
Explore distance, travel time, journey costs and simple planning using everyday examples.
Planning My Day
Use clocks and schedules to organise activities, understand time and practise everyday routines.
Managing Money
Practise spending, saving, setting savings goals and planning how money can be used.
Measuring at Home
Use interactive rulers, weighing scales and measuring jugs to explore length, weight and capacity.
Everyday Problem Solving
Solve practical challenges involving shopping, sharing, time, measurement and everyday decisions.
Life Skills Challenges
Bring different maths skills together in 10 exciting everyday missions. Earn stars and unlock achievements.
Maths for Independence
Everyday maths is about being able to use numbers with confidence. Whether someone is buying groceries, catching a bus, cooking a meal, planning their day or managing money, practical maths skills can support greater independence and participation in everyday life.