What Are Math Learning Difficulties?
Classifications and types: Dyscalculia, developmental learning disabilities, general academic difficulties, and math anxiety.
Read more →A library of games designed specifically to address the specific math difficulties students face. Each game targets a particular difficulty and turns it into a fun, interactive challenge.
Does your child struggle with
the number line
,
math fluency
,
fractions
, or
word problems
?
Below, over 30 interactive games are available right now for slow learners, learning disabilities, underachievers, and intellectual disabilities — with dedicated programs for the autism spectrum, ADHD, and gifted students currently in development.
Answer 2 quick questions and we will recommend the best games for your child
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Every game below is primarily designed for special education
(slow learners, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, underachievers)
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Also suitable for typical students
as reinforcement and extra practice — choose the category that fits your child from the filter above
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Autism spectrum, ADHD & gifted programs
are in development — see the "Coming Soon" section further down the page
The sections below (Autism Spectrum, ADHD, and Gifted Students) list games we are actively building and will publish as they launch. In the meantime, many of the 80+ games above are already tagged as suitable for these learners — use the quiz or filters to find them.
Structured and predictable
Short, focused activities
Enrichment challenges
Answers for teachers and parents in special education and general education
Dyscalculia is a specific disorder in understanding mathematical concepts and number relationships. It affects about 6-8% of the population and is characterized by difficulty counting, comparing numbers, and understanding arithmetic operations despite normal intelligence.
Yes, research shows that interactive games specifically designed for each type of math difficulty significantly improve performance. Enjoyable repetition, instant feedback, and adapting to the student's level are key success factors for these games.
No, all Edu-Techno games run directly in the browser without any download or installation. You can play on a computer, tablet, or mobile phone.
Yes, the "Enrichment Challenges for Gifted Students" section gathers deeper games from our current library (long division, order of operations, ordering fractions, and upper-grade curriculum), and we are working on adding additional original enrichment challenges in a future update.
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