Measurement games
Free measurement games for grades 1 to 4: race to read clocks, match times and coins, and play telling time bingo.
🧒 Kids: pick a game and tap it to play! Every game works on a phone, tablet or computer.
- 🏎️Clock RaceRead clocks, add time, count coins or convert units to speed up your car.Grades 1 to 4
- 🃏Time MatchMatch clocks with digital times, coins with amounts, and units with equal amounts.Grades 1 to 4
- 🎯Measurement BingoA clock, a handful of coins or a conversion is called. Find the answer on your card.Grades 1 to 4
- 🕒Interactive ClockDrag the hands, read the time in words and quiz yourself.Grades 1–3
Which game for which skill?
| Game | Best for | Speed | Grades |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time Match | Clocks and digital times, coins and amounts, equal measures | No timer | 1–4 |
| Measurement Bingo | Reading clocks, counting coins, conversions | Timer per call | 1–4 |
| Clock Race | Clocks, elapsed time, coins and conversions, at speed | Fast | 1–4 |
| Interactive Clock | Setting and reading times, a.m. and p.m. | Relaxed | 1–3 |
Every game has settings, so the same game grows with your child. Grades 1 and 2 start with clocks and coins. Grades 3 and 4 add elapsed time and unit conversions.
Why measurement games work
Telling time and counting coins need lots of short, varied practice with instant feedback. Games give exactly that, with a new clock or handful of coins every few seconds.
Each game shows the right answer after a mistake and lists the missed questions at the end. Games work best alongside real clocks and coins, so let your child set a real clock or count real coins too.
A simple game plan
- Clocks: the how to tell time lesson and the interactive clock, then Time Match with clocks.
- Coins: the counting coins lesson, then Time Match with coins and Measurement Bingo.
- Speed and conversions: Clock Race, then the conversions settings after the customary units lesson.
- Check progress: the measurement quiz or the measurement levels.
More measurement practice
Measurement practice · unit converter · telling time worksheet · money worksheet · all math games
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Questions parents ask
What are good measurement games for kids?
Racing, matching and bingo games all help. Matching links a clock with its time, racing builds speed, and bingo makes children read a clock or count coins before they find the answer.
Are these telling time games free?
Yes. All the games are free, run in the browser and need no account or download.
Which game should my child start with?
Time Match with clocks and times, because it has no time pressure. Then Measurement Bingo, then Clock Race on Easy.
Do these games work on phones and tablets?
Yes. Each game works on phones, tablets, Chromebooks and computers, and has a full-screen option.
What skills do the games cover?
Telling time, elapsed time, counting US coins and unit conversions for length, weight, capacity and time.
Can teachers use these games in class?
Yes. They work full screen on a projector or whiteboard with no logins, and no data leaves the device.