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Free Math and Reading Games

The Typing of the Ghosts
This game dares you to type the words written on the ghosts as fast as you can.
Hangman
A non-violent version of the traditional Hangman, this game still allows you to guess the hidden word, one letter a time.
Typing Monster
Defeat the monster by typing the correct words as fast as possible!

Arithmetic
Choose the right numbers from the grid to get the highest score in this fun math game.
Greater Than Sudoku
Use the mathematical hints provided to solve this variation on the popular number puzzle.
Cat Dog Cat Dog Cat
Move the cats and dogs into the right pattern as fast as you can for the high score.

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Top Math and Reading Help Headlines

10 Educational Rewards for Your Children

If your children have done well in school or have gotten all their chores done on time, do you typically reward them with money? This might not always be a good idea. In fact, some parents discourage the habit of handing out money or food when children get good grades or meet other expectations. Instead, you might consider giving your child an educational or education-related reward! This encourages the child to remain focused on academics and also makes the reward more fitting with the achievement.

When Does Dress Code Become Censorship in Public School?

The recent banning at an Arizona high school of pink t-shirts bearing a slogan that the principal found offensive has begged the questions: Are slogans offensive if they're displayed for a good cause? Should school officials be more lenient in allowing students freedom of speech when it comes to fundraising or other positive activities? Education Insider takes a look at what could be a fine line between perceived inappropriateness and censorship.

Techniques for Teaching Vocabulary to Kids

Are you currently struggling to help your class learn new vocabulary, or simply seeking out a few tips? If you are, read on for a handful of helpful tips and techniques for teaching vocabulary to kids.