
Math Dash: Kid-Friendly Games
Times Tables, Facts & Spelling
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Math Dash is a running game for times tables, math facts and spelling, made for ages 6 to 8. Pick Pip the pencil-tail fox, Tally the counting bot, Smudge the eraser bunny or Rumble the race-bib dino, then run, jump and grab the number bubble that answers the sum. Every right answer powers your hero up, and a wrong one is just a quick wobble.
Pick Pip the pencil-tail fox, Tally the counting bot, Smudge the eraser bunny or Rumble the race-bib dino. Dress your hero up in costumes, then run, jump and grab the number bubble that answers the sum. Every right answer powers your hero up, and a wrong one is just a quick wobble.
Run, jump, learn
Math Dash is a fast, friendly running game that makes math practice feel like play. Pick the exact number to practice (like only +3 or x4) in Add, Subtract, Multiply and Divide, or try Fractions, Counting, Spelling and Patterns (logic). There is a Collect mode too.
Tricky Facts
Mixed up 7 x 8? Math Dash saves the facts your child gets wrong and turns them into a gentle practice run where the answer is hidden, so they really work it out. Get a fact right twice and it is mastered.
Keep the fun going
- A fresh daily challenge with bonus XP
- Streaks, levels, stars and badges
- Easy, Medium and Hard, and eight worlds to run through: Sketchbook, Meadow, Beach, Space, Forest, Arctic, Volcano and Underwater
- Big, easy-to-read numbers made for small hands
- A hand-drawn notebook look, and a chalkboard in dark mode
- Siri shortcuts: "Practice tricky facts in Math Dash" or "Play today's challenge"
- Available in 9+ languages
For grown-ups
Made for ages 6 to 8. The Grown-ups corner sits behind a parent check and holds sound settings, a haptics toggle and a progress report, so you can see how your child is doing. There are no ads, no tracking, no accounts and no chat. Progress stays on the device.
Download Math Dash and let your hero dash for the answer!
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What's New in Math Dash
3.3.0
October 15, 2026
Winter break: a new card on the home screen from 11 December to 1 January. Ten short sets, one opening each day from 18 December. Each has a times table run, an adding or taking-away round and a spelling round. A new Siri shortcut starts today's set.
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