Math Duck Unblocked: What It Means and How to Play at School
By the Duck Math team ·
Many students search for "math duck unblocked" because their school network blocks game websites. Here is what that really means, what we can and cannot promise, and what to do if a page will not load.
What "unblocked" means
Schools often use filters that block categories such as "games". A game is called unblocked when the filter lets it through. Whether a site is blocked depends on your school or district, not on the game.
What we can say about Duck Math
We cannot promise a school filter will allow the site. That is the school's decision.
- Our games are plain HTML5 pages in the browser. They need no plugin, download or login.
- They contain no chat, no social features and no user-generated content.
- Each game page names the math skill it practises, which helps teachers decide to allow it.
If the site is blocked at school
- Ask your teacher. They can request that the site be allowed for learning.
- Send the IT team the site address and a link to the guide for teachers on how the games build skills.
- Do not use proxies or VPNs to get around school filters. That usually breaks school rules and can put your device and data at risk.
Playing at home
At home, no filter is involved, so the game runs as normal on a phone, tablet or computer. Your level and best scores are saved in that browser.
Questions
Is Math Duck on Duck Math the same as the Flash game?
No. Duck Math has its own original game called Math Duck, built in HTML5. Other sites, including Coolmath Games, list a different game with the same name; see the Math Duck game guide.
Does it work on Chromebooks?
Yes. It runs in the normal Chrome browser on a Chromebook with the keyboard.