Percent games

Free percent games for grades 5 to 7: race cars, match cards and play bingo with percents, fractions and decimals.

🧒 Kids: pick a game and tap it to play! Every game works on a phone, tablet or computer.

For parents and teachers ↓

Which game for which skill?

GameBest forSpeedGrades
Percent MatchGrids, fractions, decimals and percent of a numberNo timer5–7
Percent RaceNaming grids, comparing and benchmark percentsFast5–7
Percent BingoGrids, fractions and decimals, with read-aloud callsTimer per call5–7

Every game has settings, so the same game grows with your child. Start with hundred grids, then fractions and decimals, then benchmark percents at speed.

Why percent games work

Percents are tricky because the same amount can look very different: 3/4, 0.75 and 75% are one number. Children need to see those links many times before converting feels automatic. Games give that repetition without it feeling like drill.

Each game shows the right answer after a mistake and lists the missed questions at the end, so practice goes where it is needed. Games work best alongside learning, not instead of it. Teach the idea with the matching lesson first, then use a game for a few minutes a day to make it quick.

A simple game plan

  1. See percents: the what is a percent lesson, then Percent Match with grids.
  2. Convert them: fraction to percent and decimal to percent, then Percent Bingo.
  3. Build speed: benchmark percents, then Percent Race.
  4. Check progress: the percentage quiz or the percent levels.

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Questions parents ask

What are good percent games for kids?

Matching, racing and bingo all practice percents in different ways. Matching shows one amount in many forms, racing builds speed, and bingo practices converting fractions and decimals to percents.

Are these percent games free?

Yes. All the games are free, run in the browser and need no account or download.

Which percent game should my child start with?

Percent Match with grids, because it has no time pressure. Then Percent Race on Easy, then Percent Bingo.

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 percent skills do the games cover?

Reading hundred grids, converting fractions and decimals to percents, comparing, and benchmark percents of a number.

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.