Learn and Play with Free Games on ABCmouse
ABCmouse is known for being an effective and comprehensive educational app with more than 10,000 individual activities and games, but did you know NEW in 2025 we also offer hundreds of free-to-play online games?
Research shows that learning with online educational games benefits kids, enhancing their social-emotional learning, boosting their cognitive development, and even improving math and literacy skills.
Spotlight On Free Online Games
While our free-to-play games are just a fraction of what’s available in the full app, they include a variety of core subjects, from basic literacy and math, to more complex topics, like ecosystems and grammatical rules. Each game is thoughtfully designed to meet specific educational goals in a playful setting, ensuring children learn while they play.
Reading • Math • Science • Arts & Colors • Music
Free-to-Play Games from ABCmouse
Every ABCmouse game is designed by expert educators to help children learn essential skills and concepts through play. Here are a few examples of the free games available to your child through ABCmouse. Click on the pictures to go the game page!
Toddler
Rainbow Traceable Heart: help toddler build fine motor skills as they trace colorful hearts using a finger or mouse while learning shape names.
I Get Dressed for My Day Jigsaw Puzzle: Solve a puzzle about getting dressed and build vocabulary and sequencing skills.
A is for Alligator: This online coloring page give kids tactile learning as they color an alligator and explore the /a/ sound in this animal-themed alphabet page.
Letter B Grab: Join ABC as he races on his skateboard, collecting every letter B along the way. It’s a fast-paced, fun way to reinforce letter recognition skills.
Preschool & Pre-K
Letter Ff Bunny Hop: Help the bunny hop through the maze by choosing the letter F or f! Practice letter recognition with each correct jump.
Galaxy Dash Uppercase Letters: invites children to practice identifying uppercase letters of the alphabet while guiding a spaceship through the stars.
Farm Egg Counter: Practice counting 1 to 10 eggs that the chickens lay on this fun farm themed game!
Colors at the Market Puzzle: invites children to practice identifying uppercase letters of the alphabet while guiding a spaceship through the stars.
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Kindergarten
Dinosaur Chomp: is a great way for kindergarteners to practice with counting while helping to feed an adorable dino.
Memory Match- Counting 1–10: Children build early math skills by matching numbers 1 to 10 with object pictures in this colorful, interactive memory game.
Word Pop M is for Mop, Mud, and Mug: Use sound clues and highlighted first letters to spell M-words like mop, mud, and mug in a phonics puzzle!
Number 12 Race Maze: Choose the number 12 to speed through the maze! Practice recognizing two-digit numbers in this exciting game.
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1st Grade
Kool Kat Poetry:
Help Kool Kat Katrina complete her poems by choosing sensory words to fill in the blanks.
Making 3D Shapes with Ivan: Kids help Ivan turn 2D shapes into 3D ones, like triangles into prisms, while building shape recognition skills.
Nutly’s Changing Ecosystem: Select part of the forest ecosystem to change and predict how the ecosystem will be affected by that change.
Dracos Dash- Skip Count By 10s: Run with Draco and collect numbers that belong in the 10s pattern! Think fast, skip count, and avoid the wrong ones in this math dash.
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Second Grade
Granny Franny’s Central Messages:
Help Danny and Tammy find the central message and key details in stories read by Granny Franny.
Dr. Deb and the Respiratory System: Join Dr. Deb to explore the respiratory system and label parts like the lungs and trachea while learning how we breathe.
Garden Vowels: Select part of the forest ecosystem to change and predict how the ecosystem will be affected by that change.
Raccoon Raiders: Practice using a number line to solve addition and subtraction word problems involving the number of raccoons in camp.
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Folktales with Bernie the Bookworm:
Match scenes from American folktales and other stories with their descriptions.
Contraction Builder: Help the construction workers build contractions by joining two words into one, like turning “can not” into “can’t.”
Odd Word Out: Identify words with the long O and long I vowel sounds.
Austin and Scout: Temple of Inferences. Read the clues and determine the correct inference to solve the mystery of the Jade Monkey.
Letter Pairs Gg – Online Coloring Page:
Color G and g while building sound recognition and letter matching fluency.
Pirate Alphabet Bubble Popper: Join Dr. Deb to explore the respiratory system and label parts like the lungs and trachea while learning how we breathe.
Letter Ll Koi Maze: Select part of the forest ecosystem to change and predict how the ecosystem will be affected by that change.
Zoo Alphabet Finder: I to Q:
Help the zookeeper find animals that start with letters I through Q! Build letter recognition and phonics skills in this fun zoo adventure.
Sight Word Rocket: Players will help Ben and Galileo build a rocket by choosing the correct rhyming sight words..
Run, Chicken, Run: Sight Words – PreK: Help the chicken race across the farm by collecting PreK sight words and avoiding the wrong ones to build reading skills!
Rainbow Traceables- Sight Word “the”: Trace the sight word “the” with a rainbow trail! Practice early reading, spelling, and handwriting in this fun tracing activity.
Jester’s Sight Word Walk: Help Lester choose the right path for Jester’s walk by selecting sight words that rhyme with the words given.
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Those AW-some Words:
Compete with the Caped Copy Cat by picking /aw/ sound words to answer clues in this fun game show!
Word Card Challenge: Join Students will play a word card game with Roxie and Carl by dragging the correct word containing the /ire/ sound to complete sentences.
Mr. Wordsmith’s Word Machine: Choose beginning consonant blends to make the names of the items produced by Mr. Wordsmith’s Word Machine.
Last Letter in Line. Kids will create new CVC words by swapping out the last letter in each one. How many new words can you create?
Spelling on the Slopes: Kids pick from letter blends, vowels, and consonants to correctly spell words that match the image they see, then race down a hill to the finish.
Letter Grab Sight Words – Because: Tap to collect the letters in because as ABC skates through the city! Practice spelling and sight word recognition in this fast-paced word-building game.
Secret Agent Word Trap: Help Agent Whiskers and Agent Fido rescue their fellow agent from General Claw by solving word puzzles involving prefixes and suffixes.
Sea Monster Words: Help a ship’s captain choose words that end with the letters –sure and –sion to complete sentences while searching for the mysterious sea monster.
Prospector Paul’s Campfire Cooking:, Second graders help a gold miner and his horse make a tasty stew in solving two-step word problems along the way.
Library Math Mischief-Subtraction: Write subtraction number sentences to describe how many books are left on the library shelf.
Pop Math – Sums 5 to 10: Pop number bubbles that add up to sums from 5 to 10! Practice addition and quick thinking in this fun and fast–paced math game.
Number 8 Bunny Hops Maze:
Help the bunny hop through the maze by finding the number 8! Practice number recognition with every jump.
Counting Jigsaw Number 7:
Rebuild a picture that highlights the number 7 and encourages early math skills.
Strawberry Skip Counting: Join Count the strawberries by 5s to practice skip counting and build early math skills in a fun and engaging way!
Memory Match – Counting 1 -10: Take turns matching numbers and counting sets from 1 to 10! Practice early math skills together in this fun 2-player memory game.
Advanced Hungry Anteaters: Help the anteater catch 10 black ants—but watch out for the red ones! Practice counting to 10 and build hand-eye coordination.
Number 5 Koi Maze:
Guide the koi fish through the maze by choosing the number 5! Practice number skills in this fun, interactive math game.
Trampoline Park Numbers: Help the children jump across the trampoline park by identifying odd and even numbers.
Fish Dance Numbers: Use the commutative and associative properties of addition to add three numbers.
Numbers on the Fence: Listen carefully and click the correct number on the fence! Practice number recognition from 1 to 20 in this fun and interactive math game.
In Forest Friends Addition, players add up single-digit numbers to determine which lily pad the frogs live on, then drag and drop the frogs to the correct spot.
Alice’s Monsters-Number Clouds: Help Alice and her Monsters add three or four single-digit numbers by using the strategy of making tens.
Seashell Addition: Practice addition with regrouping by adding the seashells on the beach.
Bacteria Science Project:
Help Super Scribe teach a young girl facts about bacteria for her science project.
Professor Hester’s Science Tools: Help Professor Hester select the right tools to use for different tasks in her science experiment.
Dr. Deb and the Respiratory System: Join Dr. Deb to explore the respiratory system and label parts like the lungs and trachea while learning how we breathe.
Ivan’s Incredible Energy Machine: Help Ivan select the energy sources that his newest invention will use by answering questions about energy.
🌍 Social Studies & Health
Mixed Up: Tools of the Trade:
Match the tools to the right profession! Help the chefs mix up their batter by sorting items like fire hoses, badges, and thermometers into the correct bowls.
Can I Be President: Learn about the President’s job by joining a press conference and answering true or false questions in this fun social studies game.
Garden Vowels: Select part of the forest ecosystem to change and predict how the ecosystem will be affected by that change.
Bright Smiles Safari, This hippo needs some help getting her teeth sparkly clean! Use use the floss, toothpaste, and toothbrush to help her take care of her chompers!
Memory Match Colors is a two-player game that reinforces color recognition while building memory and turn-taking skills.
Butterfly Catcher – Secondary Colors: In this game, kids learn orange, purple, and green by clicking matching butterflies as they flutter by.
Primary Colors Pop and Peek:
Listen and pop the balloons that match the color you hear! Learn to recognize primary colors through fun visuals and engaging audio cues.
Data Stream Colors: Help the mice surf the web by clearing their path! Tap groups of matching color blocks to keep the data stream flowing in this fast–paced game.
Shapes at the Zoo: Squares introduces children to basic geometric shapes, such as squares, in a fun and interactive zoo setting.
Find It, Shawna the Shape Hunter: Find hidden shapes like circles, hexagons, and triangles in the picture! A fun way to practice shape recognition and visual scanning..
Rainbow Traceable- Diamond:Trace the shape of a diamond with a rainbow trail! Practice shape recognition and early writing skills in this fun tracing activity.
Combining 2D Shapes with Ivan: Combine 2D shapes to form new ones and strengthen your understanding of geometry, symmetry, and spatial awareness.
P is for Penguin Jigsaw Puzzle:
Put together a penguin puzzle to explore the letter P and reinforce the /p/ sound.
Square Jigsaw Puzzle Kittens on Boxes: Solve a jigsaw that highlights the square shape through real-world visuals.
Daytime & Nighttime Opposites Puzzle: Piece together a scene that shows the difference between daytime and nighttime.
Puzzle Games Perfect for young problem-solvers, this puzzle game builds spatial reasoning as kids piece together educational images.
While our free digital learning games provide a great way to learn, children experience the biggest educational impact with a full ABCmouse subscription.
Check our some of games organized by theme!
Explore More Free Games with ABCmouse
ABCmouse offers many of its games for free. However, subscribing to the ABCmouse app provides your child with the most comprehensive learning experience.
Games with Voice-Guided Discovery
The voice-guided instructions are among the many standout features of the ABCmouse games. Providing children with instructions they can hear allows non-readers to explore and interact with the games independently, helping to develop self-reliance and confidence in young learners and making the games available to a larger group of children.
What Skills Do Our Games Cover?
ABCmouse games are specifically designed to foster educational growth through engaging and interactive content that appeals to young children. These games cover a wide range of skills that are crucial for early development. Here’s an expanded look at the skills and knowledge children can acquire through the ABCmouse games:
Reading and Language Arts Games
- Phonics: By engaging in fun games that involve sounding out letters and blending sounds, children develop phonemic awareness, a critical early reading skill.
- Grammar and Sentence Structure: Interactive games help children understand basic grammar, teaching them how to construct sentences and use different parts of speech effectively.
- Reading Comprehension: Through interactive storybooks and questions, children improve their ability to follow a story’s plot and understand character motivations, settings, and key events.
Mathematical Thinking Games
- Shapes and Spatial Awareness: Children learn to identify and differentiate between various shapes, enhancing their visual-spatial understanding.
- Measurements and Comparisons: Games involve measuring and comparing lengths, weights, and volumes, introducing basic concepts of measurement.
- Patterns and Sequencing: Recognizing and creating patterns help children develop mathematical thinking and prediction skills.
Science and World Around Us Games
- Nature and Animals: Games teach children about different animals, plants, and ecosystems, fostering a sense of curiosity and a deeper understanding about the natural world.
- Physical Sciences: Simple experiments and simulations introduce basic concepts like gravity, motion, and energy in an age-appropriate manner.
- Geography and Cultures: Interactive maps and cultural stories expand children’s horizons, introducing them to diverse communities and geographic features.
Art and Colors Games
- Creativity: Drawing, coloring, and crafting games encourage creative expression, allowing children to explore art in various forms.
- Color Recognition: Activities help children recognize and name colors, which is important for visual learning and artistic skills.
More Than Just Games
The free games on ABCmouse brings a balanced approach to early childhood education, where fun and knowledge come together to help create a rich learning environment. For those interested in the full educational journey, ABCmouse’s app offers an expansive range of activities and games, guiding children through a comprehensive learning path.
