- Little Play Square
- Bunny Nook
- Cog Racers
- Fingertip Concert
- The Two-Path Hero
- Fairy Tale Expedition
- Ring the Dawn
- Marble Trail
- Pon Pon Coloring
- Dot Den
- Dappled Music Box
- Beat Workshop
- Lanterngrove
- Dinosaur Picture Book
Before you put it on screen
- Open it in a computer browserClick a game name in the lists below to open that game. Nothing to install and no sign-up. Switch the browser to full screen (F11 on many computers) to fill the big screen.
- Set the volume firstAdjust the game sound with the volume of the computer or speakers. To use a game without sound, pick one from “Games that work with the sound off”.
- Open it once before classSome games take a little while to load their pictures and music the first time you open them. Opening the game once before class is a good idea.
Games you can play with a mouse
In the games listed here, a mouse click works the same way as a tap of a finger. Here is how each game is played.
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Little Play Squareages 0 to 4
Tapping, tracing and carrying all work with a mouse. Playing with a mouse on a big classroom screen is also checked in our tests.
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Bunny Nookages 4 to 8
To trace or carry something, hold the mouse button down and move the mouse.
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Cog Racersages 5 to 9
Hold the mouse button down and move left or right to steer. The ← → keys on the keyboard also steer.
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Fingertip Concertages 5 to 9
Click a lane to hit it. The J, K and L keys on the keyboard also work.
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The Two-Path Heroages 6 to 12
You can play by clicking the buttons with a mouse. To attack or use special moves while moving, use the keyboard (arrow keys to move, space to jump, Z to attack, 1–4 for special moves).
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Fairy Tale Expeditionages 7 to 10
To trace or carry something, hold the mouse button down and move the mouse.
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Ring the Dawnages 8 to 12
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Marble Trailages 2 to 9
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Pon Pon Coloringages 1 to 6
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Dot Denfrom age 3
To trace or carry something, hold the mouse button down and move the mouse.
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Dappled Music Boxages 5 to 15
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Beat Workshopages 8 to 15
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Lanterngrovefrom age 1
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
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Dinosaur Picture Bookfrom age 3
Just click to play. For a long press, keep the mouse button held down.
How to play
Games that work with the sound off
These games move on with pictures and motion on the screen. You can turn the sound off with the device volume.
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Little Play Squareages 0 to 4
Most of the games answer with moving pictures. Some games are built around sound, such as guessing a sound you hear. The speaker sign on the home screen turns the game sound off.
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Bunny Nookages 4 to 8
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Cog Racersages 5 to 9
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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The Two-Path Heroages 6 to 12
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Fairy Tale Expeditionages 7 to 10
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Ring the Dawnages 8 to 12
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Marble Trailages 2 to 9
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Pon Pon Coloringages 1 to 6
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
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Dot Denfrom age 3
The game moves on with pictures and motion, so it can be played with the device sound off.
Sound is at the heart of these games, so they are not in this list.
- Fingertip ConcertTapping along to the music.
- Dappled Music BoxMaking sounds and songs and shaping them by ear.
- Beat WorkshopMaking sounds and songs and shaping them by ear.
- LanterngrovePicture books that move on with a reading voice and music.
- Dinosaur Picture BookPicture books that move on with a reading voice and music.
Games with short rounds
One round of these games is short, and stopping there causes no trouble.
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Little Play Squareages 0 to 4
Pick one of the 52 mini games at a time. Go back to the home screen to pick the next one right away.
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Bunny Nookages 4 to 8
Caring for the bunny comes in rounds of about a minute. Next time you open the game, you can carry on where you left off.
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Cog Racersages 5 to 9
One race is 2 laps.
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Fingertip Concertages 5 to 9
One song lasts 37 to 116 seconds.
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Marble Trailages 2 to 9
After placing 4 pieces, the goal card appears and the marble can roll.
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Lanterngrovefrom age 1
One book is 11 to 12 pages, read aloud.
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Dinosaur Picture Bookfrom age 3
One book is 12 to 14 pages, read aloud.
One round of these games is long, or they are played without a set ending, so they are not in this list.
- The Two-Path HeroYou play a chapter to the end. Only the chapters cleared are kept on the device.
- Fairy Tale ExpeditionYou play a story to the end. Only the stories finished are kept on the device.
- Ring the DawnA long story to read. A bookmark is saved automatically, so you can continue later.
- Pon Pon ColoringMaking things with no set ending. Unfinished work is saved automatically.
- Dot DenMaking things with no set ending. Unfinished work is saved automatically.
- Dappled Music BoxMaking things with no set ending. Unfinished work is saved automatically.
- Beat WorkshopMaking things with no set ending. Unfinished work is saved automatically.
Good to know
- No ads, no purchases, no sign-upNo ads are shown. There is nothing to buy, and no account or login.
- No links to other sitesThere are no links from inside the games to other websites.
- Progress is kept in the browserGames that keep what you made or how far you got keep it in the browser you are using. The next person using the same computer will see it too. Clearing the browser data removes it.
- Ages are a guideThe ages in the lists are a guide. Each game’s “How to play” page has more details.
Every game is on the Kids Games home page.