🎒 Grades 1-3

🎒 Games for 6, 7 and 8 year olds

In the first school years children start to read, write and do sums, and learn to tell the time and count money. These games turn those skills into small, fun challenges: build the word from its letters, read the clock, shop at the market and pay the right amount.

Alongside them are thinking games like chess and memory, and the fun games this age loves. Every game has levels that get harder step by step, so a child starts easy and grows with it.

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Learning

Reading and spelling, maths, time and money.

Brain

Chess, memory and puzzles that get harder step by step.

Fun

Cooking, dress-up and light quick games.

Questions and answers

Which games help a first grader with school?

The spelling game for reading, the maths challenge for adding and subtracting, and the clock game. They follow what first and second graders learn and start from an easy level.

How much screen time suits a 7 year old?

A set, agreed time works best, like half an hour after homework, with more learning games than pure fun ones. Let your child get up and move between games.

Do the games need an account?

No. There is no sign-up and no personal data. Best scores are saved on the device only.