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Pip's Learning Games

Ages 9–10 · Space Station

Year 5 games

Blast off to the Space Station with Pip! Crack puzzles, chase asteroids and become a mission expert.

🔢 Maths 📚 English 🔬 Science

🔢 Maths

Rocket Multiplier

Long multiplication, short division and multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000.

Fraction Galaxy

Equal fractions, adding and taking away fractions, and mixed numbers.

Percent Planet

Fractions, decimals and percentages, and percentages of amounts.

Prime Detective

Prime, square and cube numbers, factors and common factors.

Angle Asteroids

Name and estimate angles and find missing angles.

Unit Converter Lab

Convert lengths, masses, capacities and time.

Reasoning Puzzles

Number patterns, odd one out and letter codes. A friendly warm-up for 11+.

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📚 English

Relative Clause Robots

Who, which, whose, where and when, and commas round extra information.

Brackets & Dashes Defender

Add extra information with brackets, dashes and commas.

Modal Verb Mission

Can, must, might, will and should: how certain are you?

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🔬 Science

Planet Quiz

The Sun, Earth and Moon, day and night, and the solar system.

Force Field Lab

Gravity, friction, air and water resistance, levers, pulleys and gears.

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For grown-ups: what does Year 5 learn?

These games follow the National Curriculum for England, Key Stage 2 (Year 5):

Number: multiply and divide larger numbers (including by 10, 100 and 1000), prime, square and cube numbers, factors, and common factors.
Fractions, decimals and percentages: equal fractions, adding and taking away fractions, mixed numbers, and linking fractions, decimals and percentages.
Measurement and geometry: converting units of length, mass, capacity and time, and measuring and calculating angles (straight line, full turn and right angle).
Reasoning: number patterns, odd one out and letter codes. These are good practice for 11+ style questions.
Grammar and punctuation: relative clauses, commas, brackets and dashes for parenthesis, and modal verbs.
Science: Earth and space (the Sun, Earth and Moon) and forces (gravity, resistance, friction and simple machines).

Note: the Reasoning Puzzles game is a light introduction to the kinds of questions found in 11+ papers. For full 11+ practice, visit the 11+ Exam Zone.

Tip: sit with your child for the first go, and talk about each answer together. More for grown-ups.