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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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The path to reading for your child begins long before he or she is looking at words on the page. This article includes a general guideline of milestones along the way to learning to read. Your child may reach different points on the timeline at different ages and this is completely normal.

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