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Welcome! StarKeeperMath.com is a math practice site for any child who needs math practice. |
| Try a Game Before Registering | Beginning Addition | Addition Practice | Beginning Subtraction | Subtraction Practice | Multiplication Practice | Division Practice |
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Read Here to Learn About Star Keeper Math. StarKeeperMath.com is a math practice site for any child that needs math practice. With free flash card based math games to help practice counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, comparing, measuring, money, printable worksheets, and more! Keep track of how your child is doing daily with the Parent Patrol Log. The PPL gives you the total number of questions correct, incorrect, and the percentage. The PPL shows you exactly what problems your child missed and you can print a worksheet based on those problems. For more information on how to use StarKeeperMath.com with multiple children read our FAQ's. Must be 18 or older to register. |
About Star Keeper Math
Read the How to to learn more about using Star Keeper Math
The math games at Star Keeper Math are simple flash card style games. A math problem is shown and your child answers the problem. Thats all there is too it!
The games can be used to practice basic math facts. Most of the math games will repeat the same math fact multiple times. The math games do not have levels and I do not control the number of times a math fact is given. The math games are not timed, however, you could set a time limit for a paticular math game if you wanted to. You can try out a few of the math games using the links above next to the gold box that reads Try a Game Before Registering.
On dial up? No problem! The math games do not use flash or java. Although some of the games do make use of images I have tried to keep image use to a minimum to help the game pages load faster.
Games AvailableBeginning Addition Don't see a game your looking for? We are adding news games all the time! |
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Weekly Badges
If your child accomplishes the goal the badge is added to their Star Keeper Badge Log for them to view anytime. A printable version, coloring page, of the badge will also be available for your child. |
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Star CoinsStar Coins are special Star Keeper Patrol currency used to make purchases at the Star Shop. As you play each game you can earn 1 Star Coin for every 10 problems answered correctly. Star Coins are not automatically saved, your child will be able to save them during game play or by visiting the their Star Keeper Patrol Log. Once your child has earned enough Star Coins she/he can visit the Star Shop and choose a special reward for all their hard work. Items such as coloring books, puzzle books, and more are available in the Star Shop. All items are available to download, so your child will have the item they choose immediately. Parents, you can also add your own special reward for your child by visiting your account page and adding the reward for your child to earn. You can set the number of Star Coins your child needs to earn for the reward. |
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Parent Patrol LogWith the Parent Patrol Log you can view how your child(ren) have done during game play. The PPL allows you to see the total problems your child(ren) have answered correctly, incorrectly, and the percentage of those numbers. The PPL also shows you exactly what problems your child has missed during game play. This is helpful if your child is missing a particular math fact regularly. You can also print a worksheet of problems missed (recommended only if your child has missed 10 or more problems). |
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Star Keeper Patrol LogWhen you log in you will see a special link to the Star Keeper Patrol Log. The Star Keeper Patrol Log is where you can find all the information on the games your child has played.
Print your Star Keeper Patrol Log and set your own goals and rewards. The log has 15 stars along the path and you determine the number of questions you must answer to move along the path. The "Game Results for Today" box shows you the number of questions answered correctly, incorrectly, the percentage of those numbers, and the number of Star Coins earned. The "How Did I Do" button allows you to see results from a specific game. You can also view and save your Star Coin totals on the Star Keeper Patrol Log page. 
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Each week your child can earn the weekly badge by shining (answering) the correct number of stars (problems).
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