Ages 5 to 11 · Out now on Google Play
Ten of their own facts a day, 1× to 12×
A sing-along song for every table
Practice that mirrors the Year 4 checkFree to tryNo adsNo accountFull game £2.99 once
Made by a dad and his twins. Read our story
No ads, ever
No account, no data collected
Plays offline
Calm Mode
Questions read aloud
Up to 6 players on one deviceTap your child's school year.
Tap your child's year and I'll find the right game!
Each game is its own app, free to try, with one optional one-off purchase for the full game.
Out now
Ages 5 to 11
CoversEvery table from 1× to 12×, all 144 facts
Something specialYear 4 check practice and sing-along songs
PriceFree to try, full game £2.99 once
Coming soon
Years 1 to 3
CoversEqual parts, naming, the number line, equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting
Something specialFizzle's tricks: the mistakes children really makePriceFree to try, full game £2.99 once Free sing-along songs on YouTube
From 1× to 12×, each table has its own catchy song. A buddy hops along the leap line as every answer is sung, so children see the pattern while they hear it.
1× with Redy
2× with Unia
3× with Dino
4× with Pip
5× with Leo
6× with Redy
7× with Unia
8× with Dino
9× with Robo
10× with Pip
11× with Leo
12× with RoboGreat on the classroom whiteboard. The videos are marked as made for kids on YouTube, so there are no comments and no personalised ads.
Hi, I'm Jonathan. For many years I worked as a designer and 3D artist, a good few of them in the games industry. Then my twins came along, and they changed the way I look at life.
When they started learning their times tables, I asked them to help me build something they would enjoy, and we made Maths Jumper together. Fractions came next, built the same way: a buddy who shows how, and a gentle way of turning mistakes into learning.
The original!
In both games
In both games Fractions only
Our Colouring Book shows you how to draw all nine buddies, one easy step at a time. There are bigger pictures to colour in too, like Unia’s Times Tables and Dino’s Fractions.
For teachers: draw along together in whiteboard mode, or print A4 sheets for the class. Teacher notes
Fractions covers what is taught in Years 1 to 3, so it suits younger children and anyone who is unsure what a fraction really is. Times Tables covers every table from 1× to 12× for ages 5 to 11, including practice for the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check. Many children will use both.
No. Each game is its own app, free to try, with one optional one-off purchase of £2.99 to unlock the full game. There are no ads and no subscriptions.
Maths Jumper Fractions is coming soon to Google Play. Maths Jumper: Times Tables is available on Google Play now.
We don't collect any personal data. Progress, settings and player nicknames stay on your device, and the games play offline. Each game has its own privacy policy explaining exactly what is and isn't collected: Times Tables and Fractions.
Still have a question? Email support@mathsjumper.com and a real person will get back to you.
Both games are free to try. Each full game is a one-off £2.99: no ads, no subscription, no account.
Slice, fill and hop: fractions they can see and touch
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