Free Math and Reading Games
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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!
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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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