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100 free learning games for ages 4 to 15 – maths, spelling, reading, science, geography, logic, money, time and typing. No sign-up, no downloads, and every game works with touch or keyboard.

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➗ Maths

28 games

Counting CrittersCount groups of friendly critters and tap how many there are – up to 5, 10 or 20.Ages 4–6FoundationPlay →Shape SpotterName 2D shapes from circles and triangles up to pentagons, octagons, rhombuses, trapeziums and kites.Ages 4–11Foundation–Year 5Play →Addition BlastTen addition questions per round, from adding within 10 up to adding two-digit numbers within 100.Ages 5–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Number Bond BuilderFind the missing part that makes 10, 20 or 100. Ten quick number-bond questions per round.Ages 5–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Number Line JumperHelp the kangaroo jump to the right spot on a number line, from 0–10 up to 0–100 with only some numbers marked.Ages 5–9Foundation–Year 3Play →Subtraction SlideTen subtraction questions a round, from taking away within 10 to subtracting two-digit numbers.Ages 5–9Foundation–Year 3Play →Bigger, Smaller or SameChoose <, > or = to compare two numbers, from numbers to 20 up to comparing multiplication and division facts.Ages 6–10Years 1–4Play →Fraction Pizza BuilderTop the right number of slices to make halves, thirds, quarters, eighths and more. The hard level gives fractions in words.Ages 6–10Years 1–4Play →Odd or Even Pop-UpNumbers pop up from burrows – tap only the even ones (or the odd ones on Medium) before they drop back down.Ages 6–10Years 1–3Play →Place Value BuilderBuild numbers with thousands cubes, hundreds flats, tens rods and ones – from two-digit numbers up to numbers written in words.Ages 6–10Years 1–4Play →Skip Counting TrailTap the numbers in order while skip counting by 2s, 5s, 10s and beyond – with decoy numbers mixed in.Ages 6–10Years 1–4Play →Bar Graph ReaderRead bar graphs about class pets and answer questions – how many, how many more, and which is most popular.Ages 7–11Years 2–5Play →Missing Number MysteryFind the missing number in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division number sentences.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Place Value SorterSort the underlined digit into the right place-value box: ones, tens, hundreds or thousands.Ages 7–11Years 2–4Play →Times Table RaceAnswer as many multiplication facts as you can in 60 seconds, from the 2, 5 and 10 times tables up to 12 × 12.Ages 7–11Years 2–4Play →Division DashPractise division facts as the inverse of the times tables, from the 2, 5 and 10 facts up to 144 ÷ 12.Ages 8–11Years 3–5Play →Estimate the SpotEstimate where a number sits on a line with only its ends marked: 0–100, 0–1000 or 0–10 000. Closer guesses score more.Ages 8–14Years 3–7Play →Fraction Line JumpPlace halves, quarters, thirds, eighths and more on a number line, including mixed numbers between 0 and 2.Ages 8–12Years 3–6Play →Mental Maths SprintA 60-second sprint of mixed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division questions to sharpen mental arithmetic.Ages 8–13Years 3–7Play →Multiples Pop-UpTap the multiples of a number as they pop up, from multiples of 2, 5 and 10 to the 6, 7, 8 and 9 times tables.Ages 8–12Years 3–6Play →Rounding RocketRound numbers to the nearest 10, 100 or 1000, and decimals to the nearest whole number.Ages 8–12Years 3–6Play →Same Amount PizzasShow equivalent fractions by topping a pizza cut into more slices so it matches the one beside it.Ages 8–12Years 4–6Play →Angle SorterSort angles into acute, right, obtuse, straight and reflex boxes by looking at the size of the turn.Ages 9–13Years 4–7Play →Decimal Number LinePlace tenths and hundredths on a number line, from 0 to 1 up to decimals between 0 and 3.Ages 9–12Years 4–6Play →Pizza Fraction AdderAdd fractions by topping the answer on a pizza – same denominators first, then halves plus quarters and more.Ages 9–13Years 5–7Play →Below Zero JumperLocate negative and positive integers on a number line from −5 to 5, up to −20 to 20.Ages 10–14Years 6–7Play →Order of OperationsWork out expressions using the correct order of operations: brackets, powers, then × and ÷, then + and −.Ages 11–15Years 6–8Play →Percentage PowerFind percentages of amounts, from 50% and 10% up to 15%, 35% and other two-step percentages.Ages 11–15Years 6–8Play →

🪙 Money & time

10 games

Set the ClockMove the hands of an analogue clock to show o'clock, half past, quarter times and times to five minutes.Ages 5–10Years 1–4Play →Count the CoinsAdd up a handful of Australian coins (and notes on the hard level) and pick the total.Ages 6–10Years 1–3Play →Make the AmountPay the exact price using Australian coins and notes, from small amounts in coins up to $50.Ages 6–10Years 1–3Play →Read the ClockRead analogue clocks and choose the matching time, from o'clock up to any minute.Ages 6–11Years 1–4Play →Fewest Coins ChallengeMake each amount using the smallest possible number of Australian coins and notes.Ages 8–12Years 3–5Play →Give the ChangeRun the shop counter: work out the change and hand it over in Australian coins and notes.Ages 8–11Years 3–5Play →How Long Does It Take?Work out how long events last – from whole hours up to times that cross midday.Ages 8–13Years 3–6Play →Tuckshop TotalsAdd up orders from a school tuckshop menu and work out the change from $5, $10 or $20.Ages 8–12Years 3–5Play →24-Hour Time SwitchConvert between 12-hour times with am and pm and 24-hour times like 14:30 and 07:05.Ages 10–14Years 5–7Play →Better BuyCompare two pack sizes and prices to find the better value, using unit prices per 100 g, 100 mL or each.Ages 11–15Years 6–9Play →

🔤 Spelling & words

14 games

First Letter FinderLook at a picture, hear the word and pick the letter it starts with. Great for children learning letter sounds.Ages 4–6FoundationPlay →Missing LetterLook at the picture and choose the letter that completes the word – one gap for beginners, two on the hard level.Ages 4–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Rhyme Time PairsA memory game where you find pairs of rhyming words, like cat and hat or moon and spoon.Ages 5–9Foundation–Year 2Play →Syllable ClapHear a word, clap its beats and choose how many syllables it has – from cat to watermelon.Ages 5–9Foundation–Year 2Play →Vowel FillEvery vowel has gone missing! Fill in a, e, i, o and u to finish words from cat to butterfly.Ages 5–9Foundation–Year 3Play →Opposites MatchConnect each word with its opposite (antonym), from hot and cold up to temporary and permanent.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Plural PowerChoose the right plural: add s or es, change y to ies, f to ves, or learn the odd ones like mice and children.Ages 6–11Years 1–5Play →Spelling BeeHear a word read aloud, hear it in a sentence, then type the spelling. Three word lists from Year 1 to Year 6.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Word ScrambleUnscramble mixed-up letter tiles to spell everyday words, with a picture-free clue to help.Ages 6–11Years 1–5Play →Aussie Animal ScrambleUnscramble the names of Australian animals – emu, echidna, platypus, kookaburra and more – using a fact clue.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Contraction ConnectConnect each pair of words with its contraction – do not and don't, I am and I'm, will not and won't.Ages 7–11Years 2–5Play →Save the KiteGuess the hidden word one letter at a time before the kite loses all of its bows.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Homophone HeroPick the right homophone to finish each sentence – sea or see, their or there, stationary or stationery.Ages 8–13Years 3–7Play →Tricky Words Spelling BeeA spoken spelling bee of commonly misspelt words for secondary students, from accommodate to onomatopoeia.Ages 12–15Years 7–9Play →

📖 Reading

10 games

Read and MatchRead a word, phrase or riddle and tap the picture that matches it. Builds early reading for meaning.Ages 4–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Sight Word MemoryFlip cards to find matching pairs of sight words. Reading each word as you flip builds instant recognition.Ages 5–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Sight Word Pop-UpHear a sight word, then tap it every time it pops up – among other common words that look similar.Ages 5–8Foundation–Year 2Play →Punctuation PickerChoose the right end mark for each sentence, then spot correctly punctuated sentences with capitals, commas and apostrophes.Ages 6–12Foundation–Year 6Play →Reading DetectiveRead short original passages and answer questions – finding facts, making inferences and working out word meanings.Ages 6–13Years 1–7Play →Sentence BuilderPut jumbled words in order to build a sentence. Capital letters and full stops give you clues.Ages 6–11Years 1–5Play →Story SequencingRead the events of a short story or set of instructions and put them in the order they happened.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Past, Present or Future?Sort sentences by tense: did it happen in the past, is it happening now, or will it happen in the future?Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Word Class SorterSort words into nouns, verbs and adjectives – and adverbs on the hard level.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Fact or Opinion?Sort statements into facts that can be checked and opinions that show what someone thinks or feels.Ages 8–13Years 3–7Play →

🔬 Science

12 games

Living or Non-living?Decide whether things are living or non-living – then add a third group for things that were once alive.Ages 5–11Foundation–Year 5Play →Life Cycles in OrderPut the stages of life cycles in order – chickens, butterflies, frogs, plants, kangaroos – plus the water cycle.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Animal Groups SorterClassify animals as mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians or fish – including tricky ones like whales, bats and platypuses.Ages 7–13Years 2–7Play →Magnet SorterPredict which objects a magnet will pick up – iron and steel things – and which it will not, including some surprises.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Planet ParadePut the planets of our solar system in order – by distance from the Sun, and by size.Ages 7–13Years 3–7Play →Body Parts & JobsConnect organs and body systems to their jobs – heart, lungs, brain, kidneys, and the systems that link them.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Space Clue MatchConnect each planet or space object with the clue that describes it – the red planet, the hottest planet, the dwarf planet and more.Ages 8–13Years 4–7Play →States of Matter SorterSort everyday materials into solids, liquids and gases – then sort changes of state like melting and condensing.Ages 8–13Years 3–7Play →Conductor or Insulator?Sort materials by whether electricity can flow through them easily (conductors) or not (insulators).Ages 9–14Years 5–8Play →Food Chain BuilderBuild food chains from Australian and ocean habitats, starting with the producer and ending with the top predator.Ages 9–14Years 4–8Play →Renewable Energy SorterSort energy sources into renewable (solar, wind, hydro) and non-renewable (coal, gas, oil and uranium).Ages 10–15Years 5–9Play →Element Symbols MemoryA memory game pairing chemical symbols with element names – from H and O to tricky ones like Fe, Pb and Au.Ages 12–15Years 8–10Play →

🌏 Geography

9 games

Continent FinderFind the seven continents on a simplified world map. Learn them, then race the clock on the hard level.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Ocean FinderFind the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern and Arctic oceans by tapping the right marker on a world map.Ages 6–12Years 1–6Play →Australian States MapFind Australia's six states and two mainland territories on a map, from Western Australia to the ACT.Ages 7–13Years 3–6Play →Compass DirectionsRead a compass arrow, then use eight directions and turns of 45°, 90° and 180° to find your way.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Map Grid HuntUse grid references like B3 to find things on a picture map – and say which square things are in.Ages 7–12Years 2–6Play →Capital City FinderFind Australia's eight capital cities – Canberra plus each state and territory capital – on a map of Australia.Ages 8–13Years 3–6Play →Country to ContinentSort countries into the continent they belong to – from Japan and Egypt to Panama, Iceland and Madagascar.Ages 9–14Years 4–8Play →Where in Australia?Sort famous Australian landmarks, parks and places into the state or territory where you would find them.Ages 9–15Years 3–8Play →World Capitals QuizName the capital cities of countries around the world, starting with Australia's neighbours and big nations.Ages 9–15Years 4–9Play →

🧠 Memory & logic

12 games

Animal Memory MatchThe classic flip-and-find memory game with friendly animal cards: 6, 8 or 12 pairs.Ages 4–12All agesPlay →Copy the TuneWatch and listen as coloured pads play a sequence of notes, then repeat it. Each round adds one more note.Ages 5–15All agesPlay →Kite Maze RunnerGuide a kite through a new maze every game. Bigger levels add stars to collect before you reach the flag.Ages 5–13Foundation–Year 7Play →Pattern DetectiveWork out what comes next in repeating patterns of colours and shapes, then growing number patterns.Ages 5–12Foundation–Year 6Play →Number HuntFind and tap the numbers in order as fast as you can on a jumbled grid – 1 to 16, 25 or 36.Ages 6–14Years 1–8Play →Robot Coding MazePlan a program of arrow blocks to guide a robot to its battery, then press Run to test your code.Ages 6–13Years 1–7Play →Sliding Tile PuzzleSlide numbered tiles around a grid until they are in order. Choose a 3 × 3, 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 board.Ages 7–15Years 2–9Play →Number Grid PuzzleFill a grid so every row and column contains each number exactly once. 4 × 4, 5 × 5 and 6 × 6 puzzles, each with one solution.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Switch OffTurn every light off – but each press also flips the lights next to it. A logic puzzle that rewards planning.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Tower of HanoiMove a stack of discs to another peg, one disc at a time, never placing a bigger disc on a smaller one.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Code BreakerCrack a secret colour code using clues after each guess: right colour in the right place, or right colour in the wrong place.Ages 9–15Years 4–9Play →Picture Grid LogicFill squares to match the number clues on each row and column and reveal a hidden pattern. Every puzzle can be solved by logic alone.Ages 9–15Years 4–9Play →

⌨️ Typing

5 games

Falling WordsWords float down the screen – type each one before it lands. The game speeds up the longer you survive.Ages 7–15Years 2–9Play →Home Row HeroLearn touch typing on the home row keys – A S D F and J K L ; – from finger drills to real words.Ages 7–15Years 2–9Play →Bottom Row DashPractise the bottom row – Z X C V B N M – then put the whole keyboard together with real words.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Top Row ClimbReach up from the home row to the top row keys – Q W E R T Y U I O P – with drills and real words.Ages 8–15Years 3–9Play →Sentence TypingType short original sentences with capital letters and punctuation, and see your words per minute and accuracy.Ages 9–15Years 4–9Play →

How the games work

Every game has three difficulty levels, a score, and an end screen with “Play again”. Questions and puzzles are generated fresh each time, so replaying is real practice rather than memorising answers. Games work with a mouse, a keyboard or a touch screen, and each page explains how to play and which part of the Australian Curriculum it supports.

Nothing is uploaded: games run entirely in your browser, and best scores are stored only on your device. Spelling and listening games use your browser's built-in voice to read words aloud, and all sounds and pictures are drawn in code.

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🎯 Real practiceFresh questions every round and three levels to grow into.

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