MathTug is a free collection of interactive math games designed for students and classrooms. It includes Tug of War (a math battle game) and Arrow Puzzle (a logic game). Both games work on any device including projectors and smart boards.

Is MathTug free to use?

Yes, MathTug is 100% free. No registration, login, or payment is required. Simply open the website and start playing.

Can I use MathTug in my classroom?

Absolutely! MathTug is specifically designed for classrooms. It works great on projectors, smart boards, and big screens. Teachers can use the Tug of War game to create exciting math competitions between teams of students.

What age groups is MathTug suitable for?

MathTug has difficulty levels from Nursery (ages 4-5) to High School (ages 14-16). The Nursery level has counting games, Primary has addition and subtraction, Middle has multiplication and division, and High has algebra.

Does MathTug work on mobile phones and tablets?

Yes, MathTug is fully responsive and works on all devices — smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, projectors, and smart boards.

5th Grade (Ages 10–11)•100% Free & Unblocked

5th Grade Math Games — PEMDAS, Decimals & Advanced Logic

Prepare students for middle school math with order of operations challenges, prime number arcade races, and equation builders.

1st GradeAges 6–7 2nd GradeAges 7–8 3rd GradeAges 8–9 4th GradeAges 9–10 5th GradeAges 10–11 Middle SchoolGrades 6–8

Logins or Passwords Needed

2-Player

Split-Screen Chromebook Battles

100%

District Firewall Compliant

60 FPS

Fast HTML5 Canvas Engine

Interactive Math Center Games

Recommended 5th Grade (Ages 10–11) Games

View all 20+ classroom games →

🚨

Divisibility & Factors

Prime Patrol

Identify primes from composite numbers in an energetic arcade fact challenge.

Play Online FreeLaunch Game →

🧮

PEMDAS & Algebra

Equation Builder

Assemble digits and operational symbols to build valid mathematical identities matching target values.

Play Online FreeLaunch Game →

⚔️

2-Player Split Screen

Math Tug of War

The #1 whole-class favorite. Two players or teams solve rapid equations to pull the rope to their side.

Play Online FreeLaunch Game →

➕

Math Crossword Puzzle

Crossmath Arena

Solve interlocking arithmetic crossword grids. Perfect for deductive logic and classroom warm-ups.

Play Online FreeLaunch Game →

🧩

4×4 Mini Sudoku

Math Grid Sudoku

Solve mini arithmetic sudoku grids that build logical perseverance and focus.

Play Online FreeLaunch Game →

Curriculum Alignment

Standards Covered in 5th Grade (Ages 10–11)

MathTug games are built around state and Common Core mathematics standards to ensure every minute of gameplay translates directly into mathematical fact fluency and deeper conceptual mastery.

✓CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.OA — Write and Interpret Numerical Expressions (PEMDAS)

✓CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NBT — Perform Operations with Multi-Digit Decimals to Hundredths

✓CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NF — Use Equivalent Fractions as a Strategy to Add and Subtract Fractions

Key Mathematical Competencies

Target Fact Fluency Skills

Students develop both speed and mental flexibility by alternating between quick arithmetic battles and calm logical puzzles.

PEMDAS Order of Operations

Decimal Addition, Subtraction & Multiplication

Prime vs Composite Number Identification

Equation Building & Sudoku Mathematical Grids

Explore Math Games by Specific Operation:

✖ Multiplication ➗ Division ➕ Addition ➖ Subtraction 🥧 Fractions

Teacher Guide

How to Use MathTug in Your 5th Grade (Ages 10–11) Classroom

1. Daily 5-Minute Warmup: Project Math Tug of War on your Smartboard at the start of math class. Call two desk partners to battle in a quick 60-second round to get brains activated.

2. Chromebook Math Stations: MathTug loads instantly on 1:1 student Chromebooks with zero logins or accounts. Bookmark this grade page on student dashboards for independent or partner station time.

3. Friday Tournament Brackets: Use our free Classroom Timer and Scoreboard tools to host weekly classroom math championships that boost morale and make practice unforgettable.

Free Teacher Classroom Tools →Printable Math Worksheets →

Frequently Asked Questions

5th Grade (Ages 10–11) Math Games FAQ

How does MathTug teach the order of operations (PEMDAS)?

In Equation Builder and High-level Tug of War, students calculate and arrange operations using parentheses, multiplication/division, and addition/subtraction.

Can teachers track student scores in class tournaments?

Teachers can use our built-in Classroom Scoreboard and Race Timer tools to run organized live tournaments on smartboards.