Educational games for grades PreK through 6 that will keep kids engaged and having fun. Topics include math, reading, typing, just-for-fun logic games… and more!

This free educational game lets kids practice alphabetical order by putting uppercase letters in the correct ABC order. Use this game to practice letter recognition, letter sounds, and alphabetical order!

Game Info Talk to Me Alphabet is a fun activity to help young students practice their ABCs. Kids can hear letter names or letter sounds by using the keys on their keyboard or tapping on a letter.

Alphabet Bubble is a fun educational game that helps students develop phonemic awareness. Players pop bubbles to match letters with words that start with the same letter sound. Once the student drops the correct letter into its corresponding …

This free educational game is a fun way for students to practice the alphabet. Players choose between uppercase or lowercase letters, as well as letter names or sounds. After each bingo, kids unlock a new Bingo Bug for their collection.

In this free educational game, students can practice alphabet, number, and punctuation recognition by clicking and dragging magnets to the refrigerator. When kids click on a letter magnet, they can hear the name of the letter and the sound it usually makes!

This free educational game is a fun way for students to practice putting words in alphabetical order. Kids have the option of working with a provided word list or typing in their own words. Once students successfully complete a level, they unlock a fun bonus game!

Monster Mansion Match - Alphabet Match is a fun educational game for kids to practice matching letter sounds to beginning word sounds, for example, "A" = "Apple". Letters and their matching words are written on friendly monsters in the windows of the mansion.

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In ABC Slider Puzzle, kids slide letter blocks up, down, left, or right to put them in alphabetical order. This game is fun for all ages; young students can have fun practicing their ABCs, and older kids can have a blast solving the puzzle!