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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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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.

Are We There Yet?
A free browser game collection covering memory, arithmetic, spelling, word play, logic, and world geography for ages 4–16.

BrightBound Adventures
A free browser learning adventure with curriculum-aligned questions across literacy, numeracy, logic, storytelling, and motor-skills worlds.

Boopaboo
A free tap-and-play collection for ages 2–5 covering sounds, colors, shapes, counting, letters, and early patterns.

games.family
Free browser games for young children, with simple puzzles, words, numbers, colors, and matching play.

Islam Museum Learn
A free, open museum learning experience with age-based paths, stories, quests, teacher materials, and family activities for ages 4-18.

The Book of Inara
The Book of Inara is a free collection of illustrated and narrated stories for young children, with gentle social-emotional themes and browser reading.

CellieKids
Free educational videos, games, songs, activities, and printables for children ages 2-9.
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