Educational Games
Educational games built around real arithmetic, logic and language skills — practice that happens to feel like play.
All educational games
Number Maze Puzzle
Russian is easy
Cities Game
Geography quiz: countries, flags, capitals
Vegetable Spelling Puzzle
A butterfly
Halloween Tom Math Challenge
Math Kingdom Quest
Chicken Math
Mathematics Racing
Objects Math Game
Math Game
Kids Math Online
Math Boxing Christmas Addition
Math Class
Math Rockets Division
Math Rockets Multiplication
Math Rockets Subtraction
Math Rockets Addition
MathPup Treasure Hunt Counting
Batty Math
MathPup Truck Money
Math Zombie Rodeo Multiplication
MathPup Math Adventure 3
MathPup Crane Quadratics
Math Racing 2 Multiplication
Math Dog Expanded Form
Noob Math Challenge
MathPup Math Adventure 2
Turtle Math
Math Race Addition
MathPup Gold
Bird Line Math Addition
Math Charge Multiplication
Number Quest
Pick The Number
Santa Count and Match
Planet Explorer Multiplication
Speedy Shapes
El Perro Matematico Algebra Basica
ABC Halloween
ABC Kids - Letter Shapes
Vowel Vs Consonant
Pop It! Nums
Time Balloons 2
El Perro Matematico Division
Animals Halves Match
Number Crunch Division
Cross Traffic Rounding 10
Golf Matematico 2
Falling Money
World Flag Quiz
Guess the Country
NewLuminara Multiplication
NewThe Genius Crow
NewColor Pixels - Coloring by Numbers
NewScary Math
NewTyping Battle
NewSpace Words
NewLetters Dash
NewSpeed Typer
About educational games
Educational games here are built around one specific skill, so each round is practice in disguise. Math is the biggest subject, from counting fish in MathPup Treasure Hunt Counting to rounding in Cross Traffic Rounding 10 and subtraction in Math Rockets Subtraction. Language learners can match words in Russian is easy or sort letters in Vowel Vs Consonant, and geography fans can test themselves on flags and capitals.
The best educational games give feedback straight away, so a wrong answer is corrected on the spot rather than practiced. For children, ten to fifteen minutes a day is plenty, and playing alongside them — talking through an answer rather than just checking it — helps the learning stick. The math games have more number practice.