Free Learning Games for Kids
Fun, colorful games that help kids aged 4-12 master math, phonics, spelling, and reading — no accounts, no personal data collected, no cost. Just learning!
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Multiplication Tables
Practice your times tables from 1×1 all the way to 12×12. Pick your table and start drilling!
Ages 6-12Addition & Subtraction
Build number sense with addition and subtraction practice. Three difficulty levels!
Ages 4-10Number Bonds
Learn how numbers split apart and fit together. Essential for mental math fluency!
Ages 4-8Division Practice
Master division with whole-number answers! Pick your divisor and difficulty level.
Ages 6-12Times Tables Speed Challenge
Race against the clock! How many multiplication problems can you solve in 60 seconds?
Speed ChallengeFractions
Learn fractions with colorful bars! Name fractions, compare sizes, and find equivalents.
Ages 7-12Counting & Skip Counting
Count colorful objects, find what comes next, and skip count by 2s, 5s, and 10s!
Ages 4-6Phonics — Letter Sounds
Match letters to their sounds! Learn consonants, vowels, blends, and digraphs.
Ages 4-8Spelling Bee
See the word, memorize it, spell it from memory! Dolch & Fry sight word lists for ages K-6.
Ages 4-12Sight Words
Flash card practice for the most common words in English. Timed mode for an extra challenge!
New!Word Problems
Read fun story problems and figure out the math! Procedurally generated — every round is different.
Ages 6-10For Parents & Teachers
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