Math Maze

Press the answer key (or tap a number on the pad)

Math Maze

Ages 5–8

Math Maze makes early arithmetic feel like a game. Each addition or subtraction problem is read aloud, and your child presses the answer on the keyboard or the on-screen number pad. It’s focused practice in single-digit math facts that builds real mental-math speed and confidence.

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Meet Math Maze!

🎯 What you’ll learn

  • Addition and subtraction facts
  • Mental math speed and recall
  • Connecting spoken numbers to digits
  • Number-pad and keyboard familiarity

🕹️ How to play

  1. Listen to (and read) the problem — “three plus two”.
  2. Type the answer using the keyboard or tap it on the number pad.
  3. Correct answers move you forward through the maze; the problems keep coming so kids get plenty of practice.
Ages 5–8

Math Mazeincluded in Family Plus on TotType

Math Maze makes early arithmetic feel like a game. Each addition or subtraction problem is read aloud, and your child presses the answer on the keyboard or the on-screen number pad. It’s focused practice in single-digit math facts that builds real mental-math speed and confidence.

Ages
5–8
Teaches
Addition and subtraction facts · Mental math speed and recall
Plan
Family Plus plan ($9.99/month)
Plays on
Any browser — keyboard or touch, nothing to install
En español
Math Maze en español

How to play Math Maze

Listen to (and read) the problem — “three plus two”. Type the answer using the keyboard or tap it on the number pad. Correct answers move you forward through the maze; the problems keep coming so kids get plenty of practice.

What your child learns

Why it works at this age

Early arithmetic sticks when it is spoken, seen and answered in one motion. Hearing the problem, pressing the digit, and seeing the maze open makes each fact a small action rather than a worksheet line, and the maze gives a reason to want the next one.

Tips for parents

Frequently asked questions

What math does Math Maze cover?

Single-digit addition and subtraction — the core early math facts children practice in kindergarten and first grade.

Is the math read aloud?

Yes, every problem is voice-narrated as well as shown, so children who are still learning to read can play.

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