r/funmath
1k members
r/funmath is a subreddit with 1k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and self-promotion, and the community frequently discusses math, puzzle, math awareness month, learning, and fun.
I happen to like arithmetic, but that's not *all* math is! I didn't when I was a kid, but that's because I sucked and had some uninspiring teachers. I made this place to post some math I think is inspiring, interesting, or cool.
I'm not actively promoting this, but I often x-post from other subreddits, so that's probably what brought you here.
Feel free to subscribe and post stuff you find interesting as well. If you want to be a mod then message me.
Popular Themes in r/funmath
#1
Advice Requests
: "Subtraction Trading (Add Ten, Add Ten Method), Borrow Payback Subtraction (Yr 3-6) #5"
37 posts
#2
Self-Promotion
: "I created a Math game focusing on MDAS. I designed it for kids so you might find it too easy. Any feedback is appreciated."
7 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "looking for interesting equation for a volume without reference to exterior measure"
4 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "A challenge!!!"
2 posts
#5
Opportunities
: "Math t-shirt designs!"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/funmath
#1
Math
: "Math for kids is full with fun"
115 posts
#2
Puzzle
: "Can YOU solve this Puzzle ?"
30 posts
#3
Math Awareness Month
27 posts
#4
Learning
: "Learning fun games"
20 posts
#5
Fun
: "Fun Age Equation"
20 posts
#6
Geometry
: "An interesting Geometry problem with a simple solution. "
14 posts
#7
Problem
: "Olympiad type Problem: can you solve it ?"
11 posts
#8
Arithmetic
8 posts
#9
Multiplication
: "Schoolhouse Rock Multiplication Rock!!! ✖️"
6 posts
#10
Algebra
: "Nudge- The only fully interactive math practice platform for K12. With Nudge students can solve problems of any complexity step by step. Nudge also guides them when they are stuck or go wrong, just as a personal tutor would do. Try our free app Algebra on Nudge. • /r/edtech"
6 posts
Member Growth in r/funmath
Yearly
+24 members(2.4%)
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Last updated: September 19, 2026