BASEBALL-POWERED MATH PRACTICE · GRADES 1–2

Make math practice feel like game day.

Math Ballpark is a focused, ad-free practice game that helps first- and second-graders build math fluency through the sport they already understand.

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Grade-level skillsAddition through multiplication
Motivation with meaningChallenge choices change the game
Private family accountEmail + password · stays signed in

Math Ballpark game showing the scoreboard, grade and drill selectors, and hit choices — A real working game—not a demo. Children choose the skill and challenge; each answer changes the count, field, or score.

CHOOSE THE MATH

CALL THE HIT

ANSWER THE PITCH

MOVE THE RUNNERS

THE GAME PLAN

Practice that plays like baseball.

The baseball isn’t decoration. The child’s choices change the difficulty, and the answer changes the field.

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Choose the grade and drill.
First grade focuses on addition, subtraction, number bonds, and equal groups. Second grade unlocks multiplication.
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Call the hit.
Play for a single, double, triple, or home run. Bigger hits demand harder questions.
03
Answer the pitch.
A correct answer puts the swing in motion. A miss adds a strike. Three strikes make an out.
04
Advance runners and score.
Runners move the correct number of bases. Innings, outs, runs, and the finish line follow real baseball logic.

Mobile Math Ballpark game with second grade, multiplication, and home run selected — Second grade · multiplication · playing for a home run

BASEBALL RULES, NOT BASEBALL WALLPAPER

The field tells the truth.

1B–HR

The called hit sets the challenge.

Children choose the play before the pitch, linking math difficulty to baseball strategy.

0–2

Strikes and outs matter.

Wrong answers build a real count. Three strikes make an out; three outs move the inning.

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Runners advance by the hit.

Correct answers move runners one to four bases. Cross home plate and the run counts.

Math Ballpark grade, drill, and hit selectors

CURRICULUM BOUNDARYClear choices. Age-appropriate practice.

WHAT CHILDREN PRACTICE

The right math for the right grade.

First grade: Addition, subtraction, number bonds, and equal groups—with multiplication visibly locked.
Second grade: Addition, subtraction, number bonds, equal groups, and multiplication using 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10 tables.
Positive coaching: Clear feedback, readable controls, and baseball progress keep the child moving without pressure or clutter.

BUILT FOR FAMILIES

Focused for children. Clear for parents.

Parents create a private family account, add the child’s first name for encouraging in-game praise, and keep practice free of ads, chat, and public profiles.

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No ads or social features
No behavioral advertising, chat, follower counts, or public profiles.
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Private and personalized
Create an email/password account and add a child’s first name for private praise such as “Brayden, great hit!”
03
Progress saved securely
Game settings, practice totals, and the current inning stay with the account—and the device stays signed in until Sign out.
04
Accessible controls
Keyboard support, large touch targets, reduced-motion respect, and high-contrast game states.

Math Ballpark game settings showing the child’s first name, finish line, and sound controls for a signed-in family account — The private account keeps progress while parents control the child’s display name, game length, and sound.

NEXT BATTER UP

Turn today’s practice into a ballgame.

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Make math practice feel like game day.

Practice that plays like baseball.

Choose the grade and drill.

Call the hit.

Answer the pitch.