Quizzes

Quizzes

29Graded as you go, new questions every time

Add and Subtract Within 100

10 more and 10 less, adding and subtracting tens, and adding a one-digit number to a two-digit number.

Add and Subtract Within 1,000

10 and 100 more or less in your head, then add and subtract three-digit numbers with and without regrouping.

Addition Quiz

Pre-K–1st Grade

Practice addition facts. Choose the correct sum from four answer choices.

Addition and Subtraction

Plus and minus facts in one quiz, so every sign counts. Within 10 or within 20, with fact families.

Addition Within 100

Add two-digit numbers with and without a new ten, use strategies and number lines, and add three or four numbers.

Area and Perimeter

Count square units, multiply side lengths, find the area of shapes made of rectangles, and add the sides for the perimeter.

Comparing Fractions

Equivalent fractions on strips and number lines, and <, > or = for fractions with the same denominator or the same numerator.

Comparing Numbers to 1,000

Compare three-digit numbers with <, > and =, with blocks and expanded form, and put numbers in order.

Share equally and make equal groups, find the missing factor, then the division facts to 100 ÷ 10.

Equal Shares

Equal or not equal, halves and fourths: which shape is cut fairly and what part is shaded.

True or false equations, and the missing number on either side of the equal sign.

Unit fractions and equal parts, fractions of shapes, sets and number lines, and whole numbers written as fractions.

Graphs and Data

1st–3rd Grade

Read picture graphs, tally charts and bar graphs, and graphs with a key or a scale: how many, which has the most, and how many more.

Inches and Centimeters

Read inch and centimeter rulers, compare the two units, pick the best tool and find how much longer one thing is.

Mass and Liquid Volume

Read scales in grams and kilograms and containers in milliliters and liters, pick the better unit and solve mass and volume stories.

Measuring Length

Longest and shortest, measuring with cubes and paper clips, and measuring with an inch ruler.

1st–2nd Grade

Name and count coins, make a dollar, and count $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills: money for 1st and 2nd grade.

Multiplication

Equal groups and arrays, jumps on a number line, then the facts to 10 × 10 family by family, with a strategy for the harder ones.

Number Recognition

Count the dots and choose the matching number. Builds number sense for the youngest learners.

Numbers to 120

Count on past 100, fill in the 120 chart, skip count and read numbers to 120.

Odd, Even and Arrays

Odd or even with counters and numbers to 100, even numbers as doubles, and arrays added by rows and columns.

Place Value

Tens and ones with base-ten blocks, and comparing and ordering two-digit numbers.

Place Value to 1,000

Hundreds, tens and ones to 1,000: base-ten blocks, digit values, expanded form, number words and skip counting.

Round numbers to 1,000 to the nearest ten and hundred, on a number line too, and round to estimate sums and differences.

Name flat and solid shapes, count sides and corners, find the shape that fits the rule, and name quadrilaterals from their marks.

Subtraction Quiz

Practice subtraction facts. Choose the correct difference from four answer choices.

Subtraction Within 100

Subtract two-digit numbers with and without trading a ten, count up on a number line and find missing numbers.

Telling Time

1st–3rd Grade

Read clocks to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, five minutes and the minute, tell a.m. from p.m., and find elapsed time.

Word Problems

1st–3rd Grade

Story problems within 20 and 100, multiply and divide stories, and two-step stories, read aloud at a tap. Solve them or pick the matching number sentence.

Auto-graded practice for early learners. Pick a topic and get instant feedback on every answer.

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Picture Addition

Pre-K–1st Grade

Base-ten Blocks Place Value

1st–3rd Grade

Column Math Equations

Mixed Math Fact Drills

Multiplication Fact Drills

3rd–4th Grade

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