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Free learning games for 5 to 10 year olds

76 short games across 11 subjects: maths, reading, science, English, writing, art and music, Polish spelling, world knowledge and logic. Built for one seven-year-old, then opened to everyone.

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  • No adverts, ever
  • No account to make
  • Nothing to buy
  • Works offline
The brackets game on an iPad held sideways: (9 + 4) ร— 2 with the number pad beside it

11 subjects, 76 games

Logic

Maze, sorting, towers, patterns

5 games

Chess

How the pieces move

4 games

Using a computer

Typing, logging in, staying safe

5 games

Reading

Opposites, rhyme, meaning

4 games

Art and music

Colours, instruments, high and low

5 games

All games

Every one, in a single list

Worksheets

Print them and do them on paper

For teachers

On the board at the front of the room

Built on what the research says, not on what keeps children tapping

  1. No clock in maths

    Timed drills are a documented cause of early maths anxiety, so nothing in the maths games counts down.

  2. A wrong answer never passes

    The task stays, and the help grows: a nudge, then a picture, then the answer. No lives, no red crosses.

  3. No streaks, no coins

    Streaks turn learning into an obligation. There is a sticker album and a few hidden surprises instead, and missing a day costs nothing.

  4. Spaced repetition

    Facts a child gets wrong come back tomorrow, then in three days, then in a week โ€” five Leitner boxes, mixed across subjects.

What parents get

A screen that shows what to act on: which skills are strong, what is due for review today, and the exact facts your child keeps missing โ€” so you can go through them together. No minutes-online charts, no badges.

You can also set one real reward, in your own words: "Buy a Pokemon booster pack โ€” finish seven different games at 80% or better." Your child sees the progress dots on the home screen.

Read the parent guides โ†’

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Every game is free, there are no adverts, nothing is locked, and there is nothing to buy. There is no paid plan at all.

Do we need an account?

No. The games work straight away and the progress is saved in the browser. A parent can sign in with Google if you want the same progress on a second device, and that is the only reason to sign in.

What age is it for?

Five to ten. The maths has six levels, from adding inside twenty up to brackets and fractions, and the quiz subjects have three, so it grows with the child.

Does it work on an iPad?

Yes, and that is what it was built for. Add it to the home screen and it opens full screen and works without internet.

Is there a test?

There is an exam, and it is the one thing here a child chooses to sit. Ten questions mixed across the subjects, no hints and no second try, and 80% wins a golden sticker. There are twelve golden stickers and the only way to get one is to pass, which is why the album shows the locked ones.

What data do you collect about my child?

None that leaves the device, unless a parent signs in. Then the scores and the review schedule are stored under that parentโ€™s account so they reach the other device. The games carry no analytics at all. There is no advertising, and nothing about your child is sold or shared.

Ready when you are

Nothing to install and nothing to fill in. Pick a subject and play one round โ€” most take about two minutes.

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