Free learning games by skill and grade
Peabody's learning games are grouped by the skill they ask: counting, adding, times tables, fractions, phonics, sight words, spelling and more. Each skill page lists only the games that really ask it, with the order the skill is taught in. Every answer is three boxes to tap, and it is all free through the end of 2026.
| Skill | Subject | Games that ask it | Grades working on it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Counting games for kids | Math | 11 | counting, making ten |
| Addition and subtraction games for kids | Math | 11 | adding, taking away |
| Multiplication games for kids | Math | 10 | times tables, division |
| Number line and skip-counting games for kids | Math | 5 | number sense |
| Fraction and decimal games for kids | Math | 1 | fractions, decimals |
| Negative numbers and algebra games for kids | Math | 1 | negatives and algebra |
| Phonics games for kids | Reading | 11 | phonics, first sounds |
| Rhyming and first-sound games for kids | Reading | 10 | rhymes, first sounds |
| Sight word games for kids | Reading | 10 | sight words |
| Spelling games for kids | Reading | 10 | spelling |
| Vocabulary games for kids | Reading | 9 | vocabulary |
Every game here asks questions from one practice brain, as three big boxes to tap with no typing. A wrong answer costs a little time, never a life, and a question answered right is done for good.
By grade
| Grade | Math games and lessons | Reading start |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-K | Pre-K math | Level 1 |
| Kindergarten | Kindergarten math | Level 1 |
| 1st grade | 1st grade math | Level 1 |
| 2nd grade | 2nd grade math | Level 1 |
| 3rd grade | 3rd grade math | Level 2 |
| 4th grade | 4th grade math | Level 3 |
| 5th grade | 5th grade math | Level 4 |
| 6th grade | 6th grade math | Level 5 |
| 7th grade | 7th grade math | Level 6 |
| 8th grade | 8th grade math | Level 7 |
All the games
The full set, including the action games we leave off the skill lists on purpose, is on the games page.
Questions parents ask
Are these games free?
Yes, free through the end of 2026, with no sign-up. They do not need typing, and a child can play at the grade they pick.
Are they just quizzes?
No. The question is part of the play: a gate to run through, a potion to brew, a line to land on. The same practice brain picks the question in every game.
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.