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Free Teacher Resources: Games, Worksheets & Classroom Tools

Everything you need for engaging maths and English practice in Ireland: 67 free games, printable worksheets and charts, timed tests and a free classroom mode with homework and a class leaderboard. No ads, no student emails.

Classroom modeClass codes, safe student nicknames, homework and a class leaderboard.Printable worksheets98 worksheets with answer keys, from times tables to fractions and spelling lists.Printable chartsMultiplication chart, hundred chart and fraction wall, filled in or blank.Maths Bingo cardsPlay online or print four different bingo cards and a caller list for the whole class.Daily warm-upThe Daily Maths Challenge: ten questions, the same for everyone, perfect on the board.Timed tests and test prepExam-style practice with a review of mistakes, plus test prep pages for your country.Skill practice pagesOne page per skill with a game set to the right level, tricks, examples and a worksheet.Glossary for kidsKid-friendly definitions of maths and English words, with examples.Primary Curriculum gamesGames matched to the Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023) and Primary Language Curriculum, by year and subject.

Guides for teachers

Free Maths Games for the Classroom: A Teacher’s GuideHow to use free online maths games well in class: warm-ups, rotations and differentiation, plus a step-by-step walkthrough of our free Classroom mode.How to Run Maths Rotations With Online GamesSet up a maths station rotation with devices: a ready timings table, group roles, which games to use at each station and how to keep everyone on task.How to Set Online Homework for Primary PupilsA practical guide to setting online homework in primary: choosing games, keeping it to 10 to 20 minutes, working with families and following up fairly.Class Leaderboard Ideas That Motivate Every ChildIdeas for using a class leaderboard to spark friendly competition safely: effort awards, weekly resets, personal bests and ways to avoid shaming anyone.Differentiation With Educational Games: A Practical GuideHow to differentiate with educational games: match levels to pupils, use level guides by school year, adjust as pupils progress and extend with reasoning.Literacy Centres With Online Games: Ideas for TeachersIdeas for literacy centres using free online games: spelling, phonics, punctuation, reading comprehension and typing stations, with timings and routines.

Ideas for your classroom

Warm-ups: start the lesson with the Daily Maths Challenge or Daily Word Puzzle on the board.
Rotations: one group on devices with a game set to their level, one group with worksheets, one group with you.
Homework: set up to 12 games in classroom mode and see who has played them.
Friday fun: whole-class Maths Bingo, or celebrate the weekly class leaderboard.
Assessment practice: use the timed test mode, then review mistakes together.

Frequently asked questions

Are these teacher resources really free?

Yes. Every game, worksheet, chart and classroom feature is free for teachers and schools, with no ads and no student accounts.

Can I use the games on an interactive whiteboard?

Yes. Every game runs in the browser and scales to large screens. Daily challenges and Maths Bingo work especially well as whole-class activities.

Can I put a game on my school website or learning platform?

Yes. Every game page has a free embed code you can paste into a website, blog or learning platform.

Do students need an email address?

No. In classroom mode you generate a safe nickname for each student, and students tap their nickname to play.

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