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Free games for 9 year olds

Games a 9-year-old can play free in the browser: no sign-up, no download, no ads.

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Tap the answer of three.

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Peabody has free games for 9 year olds that play right in the browser, with no sign-up, no download and no ads. Each one quietly practises multiplication and division, longer words, fractions and reading for meaning, so a 9-year-old can play for fun and learn as they go. Free through the end of 2026.

Learning games for 9 year olds

These games ask questions at 4th grade level, as three big boxes to tap, with no typing. The questions get harder only when a child gets them right, so the game stays at the right level.

  • Pet Hatch

    Hatch eggs, care for and breed pets, and ride them through nine 3D worlds.

    • making ten
    • adding
    • taking away

    Play

  • Build World

    Build your own world, block by block. Fly, swim, and find the glowing Wonder blocks.

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Kraken Falls Waterpark

    Tube down the slides, beat Bruno the walrus, and ride the right chute for the express drop!

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Rainbow Hop

    Hop your sheep over the piggies to climb the rainbow, ride the balloon, and slide down. Candy for everybody!

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Astro Rescue

    Jump through space and free the lost bots.

    • counting
    • first sounds
    • adding

    Play

  • Rocket Number Blast

    Zap the alien ships with the right answer.

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Wake the Dragon

    Tiptoe past a sleeping dragon, take its gold, and rescue the lady in the tower.

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Cell Break

    Dig out of jail: find letters, finish words, win your lunch.

    • first sounds
    • phonics
    • sight words

    Play

  • Infection

    Drop in with friends, put zombies to sleep, and cure them all!

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

  • Clank Attack!

    Build a maze of towers. Hold back the Clankers!

    • counting
    • making ten
    • adding

    Play

GameAsksGradesWhat it is
Pet Hatchmaking ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, number sense, first sounds, rhymes, vocabularyPre-K to 5thHatch eggs, care for and breed pets, and ride them through nine 3D worlds.
Build Worldcounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyK to 5thBuild your own world, block by block. Fly, swim, and find the glowing Wonder blocks.
Kraken Falls Waterparkcounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyPre-K to 5thTube down the slides, beat Bruno the walrus, and ride the right chute for the express drop!
Rainbow Hopcounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyPre-K to 5thHop your sheep over the piggies to climb the rainbow, ride the balloon, and slide down. Candy for everybody!
Astro Rescuecounting, first sounds, adding, sight words, making ten, rhymes, taking away, phonics, times tables, vocabulary, division, spelling, number senseK to 5thJump through space and free the lost bots.
Rocket Number Blastcounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, divisionK to 5thZap the alien ships with the right answer.
Wake the Dragoncounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyPre-K to 5thTiptoe past a sleeping dragon, take its gold, and rescue the lady in the tower.
Cell Breakfirst sounds, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabulary, counting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, divisionPre-K to 5thDig out of jail: find letters, finish words, win your lunch.
Infectioncounting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyK to 5thDrop in with friends, put zombies to sleep, and cure them all!
Clank Attack!counting, making ten, adding, taking away, times tables, division, first sounds, rhymes, phonics, sight words, spelling, vocabularyK to 5thBuild a maze of towers. Hold back the Clankers!

Just-for-fun games

Not every game asks a question. These are for play, and each one is free.

  • Pet Hatch: Hatch eggs, care for and breed pets, and ride them through nine 3D worlds.
  • Build World: Build your own world, block by block. Fly, swim, and find the glowing Wonder blocks.
  • Dip & Dash: Run and jump through 34 worlds, six in 3D, and answer at the doors.

Games for boys and girls

Every game here is for every child. Pick by what your 9-year-old likes to do, not by whether they are a boy or a girl:

More ideas, sorted the same way, are in free games for boys and girls.

What 9 year olds are learning

Most children this age are working on multiplication and division, longer words, fractions and reading for meaning. Peabody's games, stories and practice follow 4th grade, and a child can pick a different grade at any time. See the reading and math pages for 4th grade for the details.

Where Peabody starts a 4th grade child, the questions are times tables, division, number sense, vocabulary, spelling, adding and taking away. The games on this page most focused on those are Pet Hatch, Rocket Number Blast and Cell Break. Each one moves up as the answers come right.

A few games for older kids are left off this list. The rest are in the arcade.

Questions parents ask

Are these games really free?

Yes. Every game is free through the end of 2026, with no ads, no download and no sign-up to start playing.

Are the games safe for a 9 year old?

The games on this page are made for children: no ads, no ad networks and no typing to other people. A grown-up can set time limits from the parent console. Peabody never asks a child for a name or an email to play. See how Peabody keeps kids private.

Is this just for the classroom or for home?

Both. It works on a computer, tablet or phone, so it suits a rainy afternoon at home or a quiet corner of a classroom. Homeschooling families can use it as part of a free homeschool plan.

Which game should a 9 year old start with?

Whichever they ask for. For one that practises what 4th grade children start on, try Pet Hatch, Rocket Number Blast and Cell Break. Each starts easy and moves up only when the answers come right.

Do I need to tell Peabody my child's age?

No. Peabody never asks a child's age. When a game asks for a grade, pick 4th grade; the questions start there, and a child can pick a different grade at any time.

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Checked against how Peabody works on 18 October 2026. Written with help from AI, from Peabody's own code and library. Peabody is a learning app, not an assessment: if you're worried about your child's learning, talk to their teacher. How Peabody's pages are made.