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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.
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Trace Quest
A free browser detective game where children trace online information, evaluate sources, and practice spotting misinformation through a timed mystery.

Digital Kids PH
Free browser games for Filipino children ages 8–12, teaching coding, web design, AI literacy, online safety, money skills, and other digital skills through playful worlds.

Truth Runners
A free fact-checking game with elementary, middle-school, and high-school paths that trains source verification and misinformation detection under pressure.

Provenance Academy Free Games
A free collection of browser-based digital-safety games for K–12 students, including media literacy, fact-checking, vocabulary, and focus activities with no login or student data collection.

Word Quest
A free word adventure that builds vocabulary, spelling, and reading comprehension through a short browser game with no account.

Hit the Button
Hit the Button is a free quick-fire math game for ages 5–11 covering times tables, number bonds, division, doubling, halving, fractions, and squares.

Mousecalls Learning Games
A free browser collection of focused primary-school games covering mathematics, English, science, geography, and music for EYFS through Year 6.

Elonic World
Elonic World is a browser literacy-games platform for children, including story sequencing and other reading, letters, and language activities.

Lessonfield Games
A free browser set of short learning games for children, including number towers and other focused practice activities designed for quick family or classroom use.
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