Free grade-based baseball math game
Practice Addition with Batter Up Baseball
Batter Up Baseball turns math practice into a trip to the ballpark. First and second grade levels emphasize addition and subtraction, while the complete game continues through fifth grade with multiplication, division, decimals, and mixed operations.
How to play
- Choose a baseball player, then select a grade from 1st through 5th.
- Pick a Single, Double, or Home Run. Bigger hits bring harder math questions.
- Read the problem and choose the correct answer from the strike zone.
- Correct answers create hits and move runners around the bases.
- Keep batting until three outs end the game, then review the score and play again.
Addition and subtraction skills
- 1st grade: addition within 10, then addition and subtraction within 20
- 2nd grade: addition and subtraction within 20 and 100
- Regrouping, borrowing, and adding three numbers on harder swings
- Mental math, number sense, accuracy, and careful problem reading
Why the game helps practice
Each at-bat connects a math choice to a clear result on the field. Children control the challenge, while immediate feedback, coach hints, and changing questions support repeated practice.
For home and classroom use
Parents can use a short game after homework. Teachers can use it for math centers, independent review, early-finisher time, or a quick warm-up. Coach Help and Reduce Motion provide additional support.
Grades 3–5 continue the challenge
Third grade introduces multiplication and division. Fourth grade mixes those facts with whole-number operations. Fifth grade adds decimals, larger multiplication and division, and mixed-operation questions.
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