Secondary Free Math Games
1. Topics
Select a secondary topic
Start by choosing from our 300+ secondary topics.
2. Lessons
Try a secondary lesson
Learn your topic with our free and easy to use secondary lessons.
3. Games
Choose a secondary game
Choose from 11 free math games to play and learn with any topic.
The secondary section of Free Math Games is full of fun activities for learning and practicing secondary math. It has a full set of simple lessons, fun games and quick tests for secondary learners to use with over 300 topics! Select the Start button in the top navigation bar to choose your first topic to learn or play.
11 secondary level games
@ Free Math Games
Use our 11 free games to learn or revise your secondary math topics and have fun at the same time... The games range from familiar old formats like "4 in a row" to new interactive titles like "Duck shoot", "The frog flies" and "The beetle and the bee".
You can play the 11 practice games with any secondary topic at Free Math Games. The games will help secondary learners studying secondary math by reinforcing the math they have learned in the lesson section. Free Math Games is designed to make learning secondary math both fun and truly productive!
Lessons and tests at
Free Math Games
In addition to the games, there are both lessons and tests for every one of the 300+ secondary topics here at Free Math Games. The lessons include an introduction to the topic plus an "Either / Or" activity and a multiple choice activity which you the secondary learner should work through before attempting the games.
When you are comfortable with the topic you might like to attempt the two simple secondary tests available with Free Math Games. The writing test is a chance to type in your answers to the questions and has quite a funny help system which may or may not be that helpful...
Secondary topics
Each of our secondary math topic is between 14 and 40 items - either equations, words, or series - as questions and answers. If you choose to have the robot voice on, the questions and answers are spoken by your friendly local android. If you didn't catch the question, click on the question box to hear the question again (and get an enhanced view of the question).
