Math football or soccer game – Fun game for one or two players. To begin each game, two players can register their names before the kick off. Chose the player’s head you like best e.g. George Bush, Beckham etc. Click start and take turns shooting penalties. There are multiple choice questions to answer; each correct answer gives you a chance to shoot at goal. In the end, the player with the highest score and number of goals wins the game. Have fun !

This fun soccer game is on practicing skills on how to convert fractions to decimal values. Each game of this nature contains about 15 questions each taking the form of MCQ trivia. Students will solve each problem, select the correct answer and have a chance to shoot at goal. This game is fun, interactive and always online. Players can review with it online both at home or in the classroom. Learning math in the mind of playing soccer or football is a great blend to energize your boring math class or homework. This game will also give you instant feedback as you play along.

Convert decimals to fractions

Math football or soccer game on how to convert decimals to fractions – Fun game for one or two players. To begin each game, two players can register their names before the kick off. Chose the player’s head you like best e.g. George Bush, Beckham etc. Click start and take turns shooting penalties. There are multiple choice questions to answer; each correct answer gives you a chance to shoot at goal. In the end, the player with the highest score and number of goals wins the game. Have fun !

To convert decimals to fractions, it is important to find the number of places after the decimal point  and place it over a multiple of ten that has the same number of decimal places with the zeros. Doing this helps to eliminate the decimal point and what is left is a fraction value. It is also important to see if the fraction can be reduced to its lowest terms. This soccer game (also referred to as penalty shootout) can be considered as a multiple choice math exercise. Players can review their skills on fractions an unlimited number of times since it is free and always online. This game will serve well as a supplementary homework activity which parents and teachers can rely on. Another advantage of this game is that soccer is a popular sport among kids, hence solving math in the spirit of soccer adds to the excitement of it all. Our educational games have been proven to work well as classroom and individual games. Have fun and learn.

Converting ratios to fractions – decimals – percentages

Math football or soccer game on converting ratios to fractions – decimals – percentages – Fun game for one or two players. To begin each game, two players can register their names before the kick off. Chose the player’s head you like best e.g. George Bush, Beckham etc. Click start and take turns shooting penalties. There are multiple choice questions to answer; each correct answer gives you a chance to shoot at goal. In the end, the player with the highest score and number of goals wins the game. Have fun !

A ratio expresses a relationship between two numbers. It does so by showing proportions that are obtained from a defined sum. The notion of ratios can be applied in daily life and in many other topics like algebra, consumer math, word and logic problems etc. In this exercise, the simple idea is to understand how to convert ratios to fractions, decimals or percentages. This goes along with the fun of playing a soccer game online. At the start of the game players can custom make their characters and also decide if to play alone or as a pair. There is instant feedback as you play along. Remember it is not only about playing football, also pay attention to the rules of conversion. If you are not yet comfortable with this math topic, you are advised to  download worksheets on this topic and take prior practice. This game also works as a MCQ trivia and will work well as a math test on fractions in the class or at home.