C001 Math Games (2024)

FAQs

What games are no longer on Coolmath Games? ›

Coolmath Games is no longer hosting Ittle Dew, Membrane, Another Perspective, or Ellipsis. These games were originally part of the Coolmath Games Store. Unfortunately, the Coolmath Games Store has shut down, and we will not be adding more games in the future.

We've seen a crazy rumor flying around that Coolmath Games is shutting down, but don't worry: There's no truth to it. The concern seemed to be about Flash games, because Flash has no longer been supported since the end of 2020.

As you probably know, most browsers are no longer supporting Flash games. Fortunately, this won't have much effect on CoolmathGames.com, for a couple of reasons: We've been totally focused on HTML5 games for years now, and these don't use Flash.

Coolmath is an old website filled with malware and spyware. Students previously used this website on the school equipment and it caused 70 laptops to crash. Equipment invested with viruses must be completely wiped and reformatted.

Ever been playing a game on Coolmath and seen it suddenly slow down or go to 1 frame per second? That's because Coolmath puts its power to the ads before its games. With this neat trick, you can completely remove the ads from the website entirely, making your game run much more smoothly.

Last year, Internet Safety Labs (ISL) observed that CoolMathGames.com website (from CoolMath.com, LLC [referred to as “Cool Math”], owned by Sandbox Group) contained location-based behavioral advertisem*nts.

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One of the oldest games is back! In 1972, a classic was created! Take a trip back in time and battle the AI in a game of tennis. The first to 11 wins.

Why was Flash discontinued? ›

Why is support for Adobe Flash ending? There are several good reasons for discontinuing Flash support. In 2015, it was confirmed that computers utilizing Adobe Flash were vulnerable to hacking. The vulnerabilities – known as Zero-Day vulnerabilities – were considered highly dangerous to computer and data security.

By using a VPN, you can bypass any regional restrictions or blocks placed on Cool Math Games and gain access to the website.

The site is also linked to a math games site (Coolmath Games) where some of the games could be used to teach strategy or practice concepts. However, many of the games aren't really math-focused -- they're described as "brain-training" -- and may be more useful as a reward or break for students.

Sometimes the game just needs to know you are ready to go. Some of our newer games might require a newer version of Flash, so you might need to update Flash to play those games. 3) If you've downloaded and installed Flash and things still aren't working, then you need to adjust your browser.

Schoolteacher Colleen King founded the site for her students in 2002. As the name would suggest, most of the games here test principles of mathematics.

Sometimes the game just needs to know you are ready to go. Some of our newer games might require a newer version of Flash, so you might need to update Flash to play those games. 3) If you've downloaded and installed Flash and things still aren't working, then you need to adjust your browser.

We offer 2,000+ games for a general audience, and interactive lessons and tools for students -- smart entertainment and playful learning experiences our users love.

Blocked From Coolmath Games? Don't worry, it's easy to fix. "Coolmath-Games.com" is now "CoolmathGames.com" (we got rid of the dash). You may need to have your IT administrator add "CoolmathGames.com" to your website list, along with "Coolmath-Games.com".

Most browser games were originally created with Adobe Flash, but as Adobe Flash was shut down on December 31, 2020, special browser plug-ins are now required. Thousands of these games have been preserved by the Flashpoint project.