Ages 5–7 · 20 free games

Free learning games for kids aged 5 to 7

At five to seven, children love a real challenge and a real adventure. Practise addition and subtraction, learn chess with animal pieces, solve crate-pushing logic puzzles, fly to every planet, sort the recycling, and rescue baby animals from bubbles.

Each game balances fun and learning, and none of them has adverts, sign-ups or anything to buy.

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Ages 5–10Maths AdventureAddition, subtraction and times tables, with hints that teach.
Ages 5–10Bubble RescueAim, pop three of a colour, and set the baby animals free.
Ages 3–10Space TripFly to all eight planets and collect real space facts.
Ages 5–10Mithi ChessLearn how every animal moves, then play Mithi or a friend.
Ages 3–10Tidy-Up ParkSort litter into recycling, compost and trash, and learn why.
Ages 5–10Treasure TrailsPush crates onto switches and collect gems on six islands.
Ages 3–10Mithi DashRun the meadow path, jump logs, slide under bunting, catch stars.
Ages 3–10Amazing MazesA brand-new maze every time, by day or by lantern light.
Ages 3–10Match MagicMemory pairs, spot the difference and “goes together” puzzles.
Ages 3–10Puzzle BoxJigsaws, spinning tiles and swirling rings that rebuild a picture.
Ages 4–10Bug GardenSwap bugs into lines of three and make the garden bloom.
Ages 3–10Fruit MergeDrop fruit in the jar; two the same grow into a bigger one.
Ages 5–10Slingshot StarsPull back the slingshot and launch Mithi through space to catch the stars.
Ages 4–10Mithi SwingHold to grab a flower ring, let go to fly through the jungle.
Ages 5–10Banana BreakoutSmash and dig through the jungle with Bongo the gorilla.
Ages 5–10Lantern QuestFind five lost fireflies in the night woods with a lantern.
Ages 4–10Turbo RallyKart racing against five animal friends on three tracks.
Ages 3–10Paper WingsFly a paper plane through rings over little 3D islands.
Ages 4–10Block BloomFill rows and columns with shapes in a calm, untimed puzzle.
Ages 4–10Ludo with MithiClassic Ludo against Mithi, on one device, or online with friends.

Questions grown-ups ask

Which game is best for practising sums?

Maths Adventure: ten-question rounds of addition and subtraction within 20, with hints that teach strategies.

Are there games for brothers and sisters to play together?

Yes. Ludo can be played on one device or online, Mithi Chess has a two-friends mode on one screen, and Block Bloom and Treasure Trails are fun to solve together.

Do these games cost anything?

No. They are free.

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