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Monster Munch Games

Monster-Themed Multiplication and Division Games

Meet a collection of hungry monsters who love correct maths answers. Choose multiplication, division, mixed facts or missing-number practice, then drag the right answer snack into the monster’s mouth. Select tables from 1 to 12 and choose 10, 15 or 20 questions, making each game easy to adapt for classroom practice, homework or independent learning.

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Choose a Monster Munch Game

Choose the operation and times tables to practise, then feed each friendly monster the correct answer snack as quickly and accurately as possible.

Monster Munch Multiplication game showing a friendly monster, multiplication question and answer snacks

Feed the Correct Product

Monster Munch Multiplication

Choose the multiplication tables to practise and feed the monster the correct product. The selected table always appears second, helping pupils focus on facts such as 6 × 5 while building speed, accuracy and confident recall.

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Monster Munch Division game showing a friendly monster, division question and answer snacks

Feed the Correct Quotient

Monster Munch Division

Practise related division facts using exact whole-number answers. Select one or more divisors, solve questions such as 40 ÷ 5 and drag the correct quotient into the monster’s mouth before moving on to the next challenge.

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Monster Munch Mixed game combining multiplication and division questions with answer snacks

Multiplication and Division Mix

Monster Munch Mixed

Switch between multiplication and division within the same game. A balanced question set encourages pupils to recognise inverse relationships, choose the correct operation and recall linked facts with increasing fluency.

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Monster Munch Missing Number game showing a multiplication or division equation with a missing value

Find the Hidden Number

Monster Munch Missing Number

Work backwards to find a missing factor, dividend or divisor in multiplication and division equations. Questions such as ? × 6 = 42 and 48 ÷ ? = 6 develop inverse-operation understanding and flexible reasoning.

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