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Phonics Lessons
A free browser phonics path for ages 3–6 with letter sounds, decodable stories, sound missions, games, and printables.
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Islam Museum Learn
A free, open museum learning experience with age-based paths, stories, quests, teacher materials, and family activities for ages 4-18.
Math Ventures
Free browser maths courses for grades 3–8, with short lessons, worked examples, practice questions, and a puzzle in each lesson.
Student Math Games
Student Math Games offers free browser games for grades 2–8, each designed by a math teacher around a Common Core standard with teacher guides, worksheets, and exit tickets.
Duck English Phonics Games
Free browser games for practicing letter sounds, listening, blending, and early English phonics with a class or family.
Critter Quest
A free no-ad maths and literacy practice game for kindergarten through sixth grade, with short question sets and collectible animal cards.
Ranger Gamez
Free browser learning games for math, computer science, typing, and other school skills, with no ads or child accounts.
Typino
A calm free touch-typing practice site with short lessons, local progress, and no ads or tracking.
Science First Class
Free spoken and interactive science learning adventures for children, with lessons about evidence, nature, matter, motion, and space.
GamesMom
An independent family-friendly browser game site with free puzzles, memory, word, math, typing, and classroom-friendly games.
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