The Best Math Drills
Kids practice math skills as they battle the bad guys in a fast-action style modeled on video arcade games (without the violence.)
TREASURE MATHSTORM! 
- For Kids 5-9
- Publisher: The Learning Company
(800) 852-2255
- Kids gather the tools they need to outwit the Master of Mischief and undo his evil magic by solving math and thinking problems. Kids practice telling time, counting money, making change and basic addition, subtraction and multiplication. Five-year olds may need your assistance.
TREASURE GALAXY!
- For Kids 5-9
- Publisher: The Learning Company
(800) 852-2255
- The Master of Mischief is back. In this arcade-like game, kids defeat him by getting the right answers. Practice in first through third grade math skills including measuring objects, arranging shapes and working with basic fractions.
MATH BLASTER: IN SEARCH OF SPOT
- For Kids 6-12
- Publisher: Davidson (800) 545-7677
- Math Blaster's tried and true formula: math practice disguised as a fast action video game. Kids encounter thousands of math problems for first through seventh graders as they help the Blasternauts battle the Trash Aliens to rescue the kidnapped Spot.
TROGGLE TROUBLE 
- For Kids 6-12
- Publisher: MECC
(800) 685-6322
- Kids must destroy the evil Troggles and save Sparky by creating equations Jeopardy-style. For kids in grades 1-5 , these activities are more attuned to the kind of math kids are doing in school.
MATH MUNCHERS DELUXE
- For Kids 8 -12
- Publisher: MECC
(800) 685-6322
- Pacman meets math quiz. Kids direct the Munchers to gobble up the answers that match a math rule like multiples of 10 or factors of 4. The program provides a series of games by grade level from grades 3 to 6.
MATH BLASTER: SECRET OF THE LOST CITY
- For Kids 8-12
- Publisher: Davidson (800) 545-7677
- More Blasternaut action with an emphasis on logic skills as well as math practice in decimals, fractions, whole and negative numbers and more.
MATH BLASTER: THE GREAT BRAIN ROBBERY
- For Kids 10-12
- Publisher: Davidson (800) 545-7677
- Kids pursue the evil Dr. Drabble while practicing word problems and pre-algebra skills.
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