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Edusim 3D
A free 3D learning world where children build, explore science topics, and code with blocks or JavaScript.
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Learning Adventures
Free, no-sign-up games and interactive storybooks for grades K-5 across math, science, English, history, and mixed skills.
Block Buddy
A free block-coding playground where children build small games and learn loops, variables, and logic.
CKSTEM Let’s Bloom
Fifty free in-browser math, English, science, and strategy games for grades 3-12 from a Canadian non-profit.
Kiddo.city
A free illustrated browser arcade with puzzles, coding, music, painting, and math games for young children.
Open Learning Labs
Free video lessons, browser games, and learning puzzles in math, science, reading, and social studies for children ages 5-11.
Phonicademy
A structured phonics learning site with 44 sounds, browser games, decodable printables, parent guides, and companion mobile apps.
Ranger Gamez
Free browser learning games for math, computer science, typing, and other school skills, with no ads or child accounts.
Boopaboo
A free tap-and-play collection for ages 2–5 covering sounds, colors, shapes, counting, letters, and early patterns.
eduActiv8
Free open-source educational activities for ages 3–10, covering math, language, logic, memory, and more.
f19.org STEM Playground
Browser simulations and daily puzzles that make physics, probability, math, waves, and algorithms playful.
Field Day Learning Games
Free narrative learning games from a University of Wisconsin–Madison lab, designed with researchers and educators to explore science, history, journalism, and environmental topics.
Launch
A playful coding platform where children build real apps and games with guided projects.
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