Get your students to try this all action, high pace game from Mangahigh where you’re taking on the robots. Solve ‘order of operations’ problems while fighting for your life. Lots of correct answers, means bigger and meaner robots to fight off, as well as more challenging maths problems. Students can upgrade their weapons and spend their ‘cash’ to prepare for more maths action in the coming levels. Great for collaborative play, watch the students get really engaged! Follow these links to find: Lesson Plan / Bidmas Blaster game.

The game “Flower Power” helps students practice ordering problems. It begins with ordering decimals and then moves onto ordering fractions and percentages. This lesson plan describes how you can use this game to teach ordering with simple fractions You can find the game at http://www.mangahigh.com/games/flowerpower

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Calculate the surface area of a cube or cuboid. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

This resource lets you watch a video of students playing a Transtar game on transformations and download a lesson plan to incorporate into teaching a KS3/KS4 lesson. Let your students journey into space and tackle ever more complex transformation challenges in this engrossing problem solving adventure game from MangaHigh. Navigate your ship through reflections, rotations, translations and enlargements in an attempt to complete the levels and get back home.

'Mangahigh' is a games-based learning site for maths. The games are designed with maths at their core and feature commercial-quality gameplay, rewarding students with achievements that celebrate their progress. Through gameplay, Mangahigh provokes students to explore sophisticated maths concepts and reinforce skills through repetition. The games are supported by Prodigi, the world’s first adaptive maths learning engine. You can play the games for free, without registering, just click on the link directly below or check out these videos to learn more.

Let students have fun practicing times tables and race to make the largest ice cream in this light hearted, fast paced game from Mangahigh. Answer questions correctly and your ice cream grows, but watch out for other players who want to take your ice cream away! Students can challenge each other and practice an individual times table, or try lots of times tables at once. The game is adaptive and supports slower learners as well as offering real challenge to the most able. Here you can watch a clip of the game, download a lesson plan and link directly to the game.

Let your students have fun with estimation and save the penguins from killer whales in this exciting game from Mangahigh. With lots of levels to choose from, students can practice estimation with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions and percentages while bouncing their penguins to safety. Students can learn from mistakes and improve their accuracy by using the number line to check on their progress. Here you can watch a video of Ice Ice Maybe, download a lesson plan to incorporate the game into your teaching and link directly to the game.

These games help students to practice equations, factorising and graphing through engagement with a fun and challenging activity. Mangahigh’s games are designed with maths at their core and feature commercial-quality gameplay, rewarding students with achievements that celebrate their progress. Through gameplay, Mangahigh aims to provoke students to explore sophisticated maths concepts and reinforce skills through repetition. Here you can watch videos of the games, download a lesson plan to help incorporate the games into your teaching and link directly to the games.

Let your students try to save the Earth by destroying incoming meteors in this tense algebra simulation game. Great for giving ideas on teaching strategies and developing CPD in the classroom. This video shows students planning a trajectory, plotting coordinates and firing a missile before time runs out. The game begins with linear equations, but extends to quadratic and cubic equations as the meteors get harder to shoot down. Incorrect inputs cause missiles to fly off course and bring the Earth closer to destruction. A lesson plan can be downloaded to incorporate into your teaching.

Guide your spider through a maze of angles problems in this intense geometry problem solving game from Mangahigh. A huge range of different angles problems are encountered along the way, from simple rules like ‘angles at a point’ to more complex rules like ‘angles in quadrilaterals’, ‘exterior/interior angles’ and ‘circle theorems’. One wrong turn can see your journey end in disaster, so plan your moves carefully to navigate the many mazes and obstacles. Here you can watch a video of A Tangled Web, download a lesson plan and link directly to the game.

Challenge your students to escape from an Egyptian pyramid and avoid being eaten by a demon of the underworld! Let them prove their geometry skills in a tense adventure game from Mangahigh. Students start by solving perimeter and area problems, while racing through a maze and battling different creatures. Able students can progress onto levels involving Pythagoras and trigonometry ratios. The tension builds as the maze becomes more challenging and it’s a race to stay alive. Follow these links to find: Video clip of Pyramid Panic / Lesson Plan / Pyramid Panic game.

Suddenly, ordering fractions, decimals and percentages at KS3 can become a fun activity that students will want to try again and again. In this fun and addictive game from Mangahigh students can make money by growing beautiful flowers. Solve ordering problems, by correctly placing flowering buds on your plant stems. The game is fully adaptive and offers challenges to students of all abilities. Here you can watch videos of Flower Power, download a lesson plan to incorporate the game into your teaching and link directly to the game.

Get your students to try this exciting game from Mangahigh where they take control of a nuclear generator. Students try to solve equations by choosing inputs into number machines and crack more difficult levels. By using inverse functions, students can build a deeper understanding of how to solve equations. Students can try different solutions and see the consequence of their choices, incorrect choices lead to explosions! Follow the links to find a lesson plan and the Algebra Meltdown game.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Read simple scales that measure mass, time, length etc. Include using a ruler to measure within 1mm. Include understanding what each division is representing. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Find the prime factors of two-digit numbers. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Identify pairs of factors of two-digit whole numbers and find common multiples (e.g. for 6 and 9). No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

Get your students to try this fast moving action game from Mangahigh and smash the piñatas while moving along the number line. This is a great way to introduce your students to negative numbers and show how the number line relates to addition and subtraction. With instant feedback, students can learn quickly from their mistakes and master the rules for negative numbers. When it’s in a game, adding and subtracting can be become fun and challenging. Here you can find a video of Viva Pinata, download a lesson plan and link directly to the game.

If your students want a real challenge, try this exciting game from Mangahigh and rescue ships in distress on the high seas. Ships send out distress calls in the form of quadratic expressions, and it’s up to you to factorise these in order to save all onboard. A great way to introduce quadratic factorising, with plenty of in-game help to build confidence and four different levels of gameplay to challenge students of all abilities. Here you can watch video clips of Wrecks Factor, download a lesson plan and link directly to the game.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Understand that the area means the number of squares (or possibly other congruent shapes) of a specific size inside a shape. Count squares or parts of squares to find the area, either exactly or as an estimate. Include writing the units of the area. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Multiply terms together without brackets or simplify products in brackets to a positive integer power by considering repeated multiplication. e.g. 3a × 4a or (3a)³. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.

An easy to use, free online adaptive quiz from Mangahigh. Plot points for real life problems that lead to a linear function and interpret the meaning of real life problems modelled as linear functions. Include simple examples like conversion graphs. No need to register, just click on the link below to get started.