Each team has its own goal on one half of the interactive whiteboard and plays at its own pace. To take a shot, the team must solve a maths challenge for its year group. After a right answer, a target sweeps from post to post and the team chooses when to shoot while the keeper dives. The first team to score the goals needed wins.

Sequences, doubles, number bonds to 10, tens and simple adding and subtracting problems.
Sequences, halves, missing numbers in additions, 10-cent coins and word problems.
Times tables with a gap, sharing, hours and minutes, rounding to the nearest ten and metres to centimetres.
Division with a gap, change from a purchase, fractions of amounts, perimeters and rounding to the nearest hundred.
Fractions, areas of rectangles, cents, grams and percentages.
Powers, square roots, discounts, equations, the mean, lowest common multiple and area of triangles.
The screen splits in two and each team plays on its own half at the same time.
One child plays on the whole screen at their own pace: on the whiteboard, a computer or a tablet.
No. Roughly a third are calculations for the year group and the rest are varied challenges: sequences, word problems, measures, money, fractions or time.
The game shows the correct answer and the team loses that shot; a new challenge appears straight away.
No. You still have to aim: the keeper can save it, and a shot wide or off the post does not count.
You can play 5 free games without signing up. After that, a one-off payment of €9.99 unlocks all 78 games for ever, on all your devices. There is no subscription.
No. It opens in the browser of the interactive whiteboard, panel, computer, tablet or iPad. Once loaded, it also works offline.
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