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Grab your scoop and serve up cookie sundaes!

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Turn one candy into billions!

Build the ultimate peg blasting board!

Below the Ocean

Dive into an underwater world!

Drop it in for a score!

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See a sniffer, name the critter.

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• Addition (22)
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• Addition within 1000000 (5)
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• Subtraction within 100000 (8)
• Subtraction within 1000000 (4)
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• Multiply 2-digit by 2-digit numbers (8)
• Multiply 3-digit by 1-digit Numbers (7)
• Multiply 4-digit by 1-digit Numbers (7)
• Times Tables (10)
• Multiplication Facts (10)
• Multiply by 11 (5)
• Multiply by 12 (5)
• Division (33)
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Number Sense Games

Build a 4-Digit Numbers Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to build 4-digit numbers.

Compare and Order 4-Digit Numbers Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to compare and order 4-digit numbers.

Make a 4-Digit Numbers Game

Take a deep dive into the world of math with our 'Make a 4-Digit Number' game.

Compare Numbers With the Help of a Number Line Game

Take a deep dive into the world of math by comparing numbers with the help of a number line.

Addition Games

Add Numbers Using Column Addition Game

Kids must add numbers using column addition.

Add to Find the Sum Game

Learn to solve real world problems through our 'Add to Find the Sum' game.

Regroup Once to Add 4-Digit and 3-Digit Numbers Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to regroup once to add 4-digit and 3-digit numbers.

Regroup ones to Add 4-Digit and 3-Digit Numbers Game

Regroup ones to add 4-digit and 3-digit numbers.

Subtraction Games

Subtract Two 4-Digit Numbers Using Model Game

Learn to solve math problems by subtracting two 4-digit numbers using models.

Regroup Twice to Subtract Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing to regroup twice to subtract.

Regroup Once to Subtract Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to regroup once to subtract.

Regroup to Subtract Two 4-Digit Numbers Game

Learn to solve math problems by regrouping to subtract two 4-digit numbers.

Multiplication Games

Find the Product Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning to find the product.

Multiply and Choose the Correct Multiple of 11 Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by multiplying and choosing the correct multiple of 11.

Multiply Using Area Models Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to multiply using area models.

Multiply by 11 With the Help of a Number Line Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to multiply by 11 with the help of a number line.

Division Games

Choose the Number Divisible by the Given Number Game

Kids must choose the number divisible by the given number to practice division.

Choose the Correct Missing Part of DIvision Equation Game

Use your division skills to choose the correct missing part of dIvision equations.

• Find the Quotient Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by learning to find the quotient.

Divide Each Expression and Match the Quotient Game

Kids must divide each expression and match the quotient to practice division.

Fractions Games

Compare Fractions with Like Denominators Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning to compare fractions with like denominators.

Choose the Fraction Represented by the Model Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to choose the fraction represented by the model.

Are the Fractions Equivalent Game

Sharpen your fraction skills with this 'Are the Fractions Equivalent' game.

Fill in Colors in the Model to Show the sum Game

Practice fractions by filling in colors in the model to show the sum.

Decimals Games

Compare Decimals Using Place Value Chart Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to compare decimals using a place value chart.

Identify Decimal Numbers Using Fraction Models Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by identifying decimal numbers using fraction models.

Choose the Decimal Fraction Represented by the Word Game

Use your math skills to choose the decimal fraction represented by the given word.

Identify the Place Value and Complete the Chart Game

Use your math skills to identify the place value and complete the chart.

Geometry Games

Identify Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles Game

Ask your little one to identify lines, line segments, rays, and angles to play this game.

Draw Angles Nearest 5 and 1 Degrees Game

Learn to solve problems by drawing angles nearest to 5 and 1 degrees.

Draw Angles in Multiples of 10 Degrees Game

Play this game to draw angles in multiples of 10 degrees.

• Recognize Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles Game

Dive deep into the world of geometry by recognizing lines, line segments, rays, angles.

Measurement Games

Guess the Correct Unit of Capacity Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning to identify the correct unit of capacity.

Guess the Unit of Weight Game

Take a deep dive into the world of math by guessing the correct unit of weight.

Measure Lengths in Centimeters Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to measure lengths in centimeters.

Find the Area of Shapes Using Unit Shapes Game

Learn to find the area of shapes using unit shapes.

Money Games

• Add Money Game

Ask your little one to add money to play this game.

Count the Total Money in a GIven Scenario Game

Kids must count the total money in a gIven scenario in this game.

Subtracting Money Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to subtracting money.

Add and Find the Amount of Money in Given Word Problems Game

Kids must add and find the amount of money in the given word problems to practice counting money.

Algebra Games

Fill in the Correct Number Using Subtractive Patterns Game

Children must fill in the correct number using subtractive patterns.

Fill in the Correct Number Using Additive Patterns Game

Fill in the correct number using additive patterns.

Choose the Prime Number Out of the Given Numbers Game

Kids must choose the prime number out of the given numbers to practice algebra.

Select the First FIve Multiples of Various Numbers Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning to select the first five multiples of various numbers.

Word Problems Games

Solve the Word Problems on Fraction Addition Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to solve the word problems on fraction addition.

Select the Correct Multiplication Expression Game

Select the correct multiplication expression to play this game.

Find the Change Game

Use your counting money skills to find the change.

Solve Word Problems on Adding Three Numbers Game

Learn to solve word problems on adding three numbers through this game.

Reading Games

What's the effect? - Part 2 Game

Utilise your english language skils to determine the effect (Part 2).

What's the cause? - Part 1 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 1).

What's the cause? - Part 2 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 2).

What's the effect? - Part 1 Game

Determine the answer to 'What's the effect' (Part 1) by playing this game.

All Games Games

Change the Words into Decimal Numbers Game

Practice the superpower of decimals by learning how to change words into decimal numbers.

Cookie: Hungry Monsters Game

Toss cookies to the hungry monsters and satisfy their cravings.

Speedy Snails Game

Join the speedy snails in a thrilling race for victory.

Monster: Hungry Monsters Game

Help the hungry monsters satisfy their appetites by feeding them in this delightful and entertaining game.

Cooking Adventure Game

Get ready for a cooking adventure and satisfy hungry customers.

Discover Shape Building Arty Crafty Game

Use your imagination and build various shapes in this engaging arty crafty game.

Number Ninja: Fun Math Arcade Game

Become a number ninja and slice through math challenges.

Dive into Arty Crafty Game

Let your artistic skills shine and create amazing crafts.

Dive into Get Set Quiz Game

Get ready to quiz yourself and challenge your knowledge in this interactive game.

Challenge the City Stacker Game

Build a magnificent city by stacking colorful buildings.

Compare Fractions with Same Denominator Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to compare fractions with the same denominator.

Choose the Correct Unit of Capacity Game

Learn to choose the correct unit of capacity with this game.

Solve Word Problems with Add to Scenarios Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve word problems with "Add to" scenarios.

Play Shape Matching Arty Crafty Game

Sharpen your shape recognition skills and complete various shape matching activities in this engaging game.

Hungry Monsters Game

Embark on a feeding frenzy and keep the hungry monsters happy in this engaging game.

Compare Number Using a Place Value Chart Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to compare numbers using a place value chart.

Regroup Twice to Add 4-Digit and 3-Digit Numbers Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to regroup twice to add 4-digit and 3-digit numbers.

Regroup Once to Subtract Across Zeros Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to regroup once to subtract across zeros.

Complete the Solution by Multiplying by Ones Game

Kids must complete the solution by multiplying by ones.

Order Fractions with Same Denominator Game

Practice the superpower of fractions by learning how to order fractions with the same denominator.

Fill in Color to Represent the Decimal Numbers Game

Fill in colors to represent the decimal numbers in this game.

Identify Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Game

Take a look at how to identify parallel and perpendicular lines with this game.

Estimate Capacities in Metric Unit Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to estimate capacities in metric units.

Fill in the Correct Number Using Multiplicative Patterns Game

Fill in the correct number using multiplicative patterns to make learning fun.

Grade 4 Online Games: Experience Playful Learning!

Online 4th grade games offer a dynamic approach to education, offering an engaging way to learn essential math and language skills. These games not only alleviate the difficulty of learning but also introduce an element of fun and interaction that enhances students' comprehension. By fostering an environment where learning becomes a personal journey, these games inspire independent learning, allowing students to explore concepts at their own pace.

Math games designed for 4th graders serve as powerful tools for grasping mathematical concepts , like comparing and ordering decimals, changing words into decimals, building 4-digit numbers, multi-digit addition, identifying subtraction patterns, times tables, dividing multi-digit numbers, fraction operations, and much more.  Math games offer a structured framework for problem-solving. 

For language development, online grade 4 ELA games play a crucial role. These games help children to better understand cause and effect, decoding images, and guessing the beginning and ending of a passage or a story. These skills not only build their linguistic skills but also enhance creative thinking.

Types of Grade 4 Online Games

Let’s take an overview of different grade 4 online games along with the important concepts aligned to the curriculum.

Grade 4 Math Games  

Explore the comprehensive and interactive Grade 4 Math learning resources aligned to the curriculum by SplashLearn for hands-on practice of a variety of Math concepts.

Grade 4 ELA Games

Let’s take an overview of grade 4 reading concepts. In the Grade 4 reading curriculum, kids learn to:

• Understand stories and information better.
• Find important details in the text and make smart guesses about things not directly mentioned.
• Identify the main idea of a story or article and explain it in simpler words.
• Explore characters, settings, and events in stories.
• Study different types of writing, like poems, plays, and regular stories.
• Compare how stories are told and match them with pictures or talks about the stories.
• Read about different cultures and themes from around the world.
• Understand charts, pictures, and graphs in information texts.
• Use facts from different texts to write or talk about a topic.
• Read bigger and harder texts more smoothly, adding feeling to make understanding easier.

Experience the joy of reading with our Grade 4 reading games and improve reading skills with our Reading Skills games for 4th graders !

Benefits of Educational Games for 4th Graders

• Play and Learn : Fun games for fourth graders help build language as well as reasoning skills in children. Such games can be quite cerebral and stimulate creativity and critical thinking abilities. By mixing play and work together, children can reap benefits that affect and sustain their overall growth. 
• Active Participation : Using fourth grade learning games can result in active student participation, and promote social and emotional learning. 
• Positive Learning Experience : These games also change how kids feel about learning in a positive way.  They encourage students to take risks to solve problems which can improve their academic performance. 
• Better Attention and Skill Development : Learning games for fourth graders also help kids by enhancing their attention span and cognition by providing a safe space for children to explore different concepts without the fear of failure. 

Features of Online Games for 4th Graders

• Play on multiple devices : You can play fun games for 4th graders on multiple devices. 
• Engaging and rewarding games : Children can purchase assets for their characters by playing 4th grade learning games. 
• Easy Connect for Parents : Parents are instantly notified about their child’s progress. They can easily track progress and identify areas that require more practice and revision.
• Offline access : Online games for 4th graders can also be played offline through apps .

What Are the 5 Best Games and Activities for Grade 4 Kids?

Here are a few fun learning games for 4th graders (Math and ELA) by SplashLearn:

• Fun math games for 4th graders :
• Compare and Order 4-digit Numbers Game
• Multiply using Area Models Game
• Grade 4 ELA Games:
• Decode the Image Game
• What’s the Main Idea Game
• Pick Out the Theme Game
• Let’s Choose the Heading Game
• Guess the Book Title Game

How do you help kids practice Grade 4 learning?

We can assist kids in practicing Grade 4 learning by:

• Providing printable and interactive grade 4 Math worksheets and grade 4 ELA worksheets designed as per the curriculum.
• Offering engaging online games for fourth graders that make learning enjoyable while reinforcing key concepts.
• Supplying a variety of hands-on activities and exercises that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.
• Offering personalized feedback and explanations to ensure a comprehensive understanding of subjects.

Are there any free trial options to test out these Grade 4 games?

Absolutely! Parents can sign up to a 7-day free trial to try out all the grade 4 learning resources by SplashLearn. SplashLearn is completely free for teachers!

How can parents integrate these Grade 4 games into their child's daily routine?

• Allocate specific time slots for game-based learning, such as after school or after evening snacks, to maintain consistency.
• Incorporating games as engaging rewards after completing academic tasks such as homework, making learning enjoyable.
• Encouraging open discussions about the games played, fostering a deeper understanding of the concepts learned.
• Collaborating with teachers to align game content with classroom lessons, reinforcing what's taught in school.

What age group of 4th graders are these games designed for?

The online fourth grade learning games are designed for children in the age group of around 8 to 10 years old.

How online games make teaching Grade 4 fun and effective?

• Bite-sized Learning : Online fourth grade learning games break down 4th grade concepts into manageable chunks, simplifying comprehension.
• Interactive and Colorful Visuals : Games feature vibrant visuals and interactive characters, transforming learning into an enjoyable experience.
• Play and Learn : Through online gameplay, students grasp complex topics effortlessly, making education engaging and fun.

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Educational Games for Kids

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Introduce kids to new, exciting ways of learning with the help of fun online games, videos, experiments, puzzles, coloring sheets, and more! TurtleDiary activities pair with the appropriate grade level to enhance retention of material and increase success in the classroom.

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Turtle Diary offers a unique blend of education and entertainment to create the ideal interactive learning platform for your little ones. The kids' quizzes offered on our site enable children from first to fifth grade to become confident in applying learned concepts, and grant instant evaluations.

Free Educational Games

TurtleDiary offers 1000+ games that are interactive, educational, and that kids love to play. TurtleDiary includes multiple learning-based games for kids that support necessary skills while promoting fun.

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Language and Art Games

Kids learn Sight Words, Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, and other Parts of Speech, developing grammar skills right in the app.

Nowadays, the skill of typing is undoubtedly essential. More activities are technology based and knowing how to type efficiently and successfully is key. TurtleDiary provides fun keyboarding games for kids that develop the necessary skills for typing success.

For kids who thrive on competition and challenge, we offer many fun multiplayer games. Kids can engage with their classmates, a friend (with an invite) and others in the world, in a safe environment.

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Our science games will develop your child's sense of curiosity. They build upon basic science concepts, reinforcing comprehension in an engaging, approachable, stimulating manner. Our program offers a collection of science games covering topics like the human body, weather, life cycles, animals, and much more.

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In our map games, kids learn about US and World Geography. Students have access to maps of the world divided into different regions, so learning is simpler, and tasks feel less overwhelming.

Explore Worksheets & Quizzes

We have over 500+ Online quizzes enabling children from first to fifth grade to become more confident in applying learned concepts. They can also receive instant evaluations. Our fun quizzes give kids the opportunity to receive positive feedback as they master new skills and build their knowledge base.

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Worksheets are a great learning tool for kids just learning to write or those who want additional practice at home. At TurtleDiary, we recognize the importance of practicing educational content online and offline. We offer 1000+ printable worksheets in subjects such as language arts, math, and science. Worksheets give students an opportunity to display their work in a written format and to receive feedback. Be sure to check out our fun and colorful worksheets for kids, available for download.

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Learn US states and Countries with their capital and their location.

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Math Quizzes

Foundational topics like Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division subdivided into smaller related subtopics, progressing from easy to hard, in a step-by-step manner.

Language and Art Quizzes

These quizzes will help kids learn Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions, Compound Words, Conjunctions. They are the building blocks of all reading and writing.

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Educational Games & Activities to Guide Kids in Elementary School

Turtle Diary offers a huge compendium of online educational games from K4 through 5th grade. These support the content kids are already learning in the classroom. Often students need just a little bit of extra help to master those concepts that are introduced in the classroom. With Turtle Diary they can have that...and so much more.

The games contain amazing graphics with age-appropriate content for each grade level in each subject. Students will enjoy playing the games while you know that behind the scenes, they’re practicing and reinforcing new skills.

With Turtle Diary, kids can try multiple games that all reinforce the same concept. This gives them a scaffolded and repetitive approach to mastery of a variety of subjects. Gone are the days of rote memorization and boring flash cards.

With our site, kids will be begging to come back and play some more games. Students can play by themselves, with classmates online, or with other kids logging on. It adds an element of positive peer experience, knowing that other kids are also practicing. And they can have a bit of competition if they want!

Instead of constant battles about working on learning skills, introduce your kids to Turtle Diary. Then, take a step back to watch the magic of learning happen!

Award-Winning Learning Games Created by Top Educators

Put away your flashcards and workbooks and log on to see the new way to master educational skills! Top educators worked exclusively with Turtle Diary to create game after game with superior content and maximum fun for every child.

The concepts reviewed parallel those taught in the everyday classroom for grades K4 through 5th grade. Students focus on mastering the concept on their own with consistent and repetitive review. They won’t even realize they’re reviewing thanks to incredibly fun graphics, sounds, and interactive games.

These games will keep your kids coming back for more day after day. You can rest easy knowing they’re working towards their future.

With skills backed by top educators, parents know that Turtle Diary is giving their kids the best they have to offer. The games help to solidify the necessary skills needed for their specific grade levels.

Turtle Diary’s games are not only educational, but incredibly fun. They can even be a bit competitive at times when you choose a multiplayer option.

Students can also link up with kids in their classes and play games specifically recommended by their teacher. This helps them master the exact concepts they are working on in their classroom. The possibilities are endless, and the fun is never-ending.

Gamification of Education to Make Learning Fun & Exciting

Gamification isn’t just a new buzzword around education. The concept swirls in every educational endeavor that involves helping kids to master concepts by including games, rewards, and fun.

With Turtle Diary, concepts can be practiced in a variety of ways. But the kids will tell you they prefer the gamification features. They can see how well they’re doing in the games with the interactive scoring component.

Often, there is a countdown that occurs with each game. This encourages the students to beat their own best time on whatever concept they happen to be studying.

Who doesn’t love a good story or to be the hero in your own story? With Turtle Diary, students can play games where they must slay a dragon, or shoot hoops, or race a car. They answer questions that help them to practice and master important grade-level concepts.

Students will come back again and again for more competition as well. Turtle Diary’s multiplayer options allow students to pit themselves against kids from their own class. They can also play someone in the Turtle Diary platform. A bit of friendly competition often encourages students towards mastery in a way that nothing else quite can.

Worried about Grades in School? Try Our Learning Games for Kids to Find Success!

Sometimes grades in school don’t reflect a student’s true aptitude, and sometimes they do. Either way, students can benefit from time spent on Turtle Diary instead of in front of mindless video games.

Our platform takes the fun of video games and puts it into an educational context. This helps students learn more and enjoy the process while they’re playing. Students who don’t quite seem to be able to get a leg up in the classroom will love the opportunity to work on their skills by playing games. Those who excel can come and practice their processing and recall speeds, or work on something more challenging.

With a wide variety of great games in every subject, students will always find a place for them at Turtle Diary. Students will be empowered by the option to choose their own games. They can work towards the same goals established in their classroom in a fun and engaging way.

They often don’t realize that the games are actually helping them find success in a variety of subjects. They’re just having fun choosing their characters and working to get the next high score. Spend 15-20 minutes on Turtle Diary each day in problem areas and watch how quickly your child will improve!

Flexible Learning On-the-Go Boosts Kids Learning Potential on iPads & Tablets

Kids learning games that can travel with you wherever you may be are one of Turtle Diary’s most exciting features. As long as you have a stable WiFi connection, your student will always have access to Turtle Diary’s entire platform. Kids learning games are everywhere these days, so you want to have the right one at their fingertips at all times.

Turtle Diary promises to be an adventure in education that can travel with you wherever you may be. There’s nothing like learning on the go! Kids have this opportunity with the wide variety of games and materials available for parents.

No matter where you are or when you’re there, Turtle Diary will always be there. Kids can master both problem areas and areas needed to challenge kids. Wouldn’t you rather have the kids be mesmerized by the games than pull teeth as they actively protest their schoolwork?

Simply download the app on your tablet, iPad, or iPad. Your kids will be able to join in on the ultimate fun of Turtle Diary. No matter what your busy situation is, kids can always have Turtle Diary with them. They can master their current subjects with a high quotient of fun and gamification.

Build On, Gear Up, and Test for Mastery of Common Core Subjects

With Turtle Diary, we’ve done the hard work for you. Common Core Standards used in their classrooms will be reinforced with our games, lessons, and quizzes.

All of the fun we offer on our site is aligned with the newer vision of mathematics and other subjects. By sticking with Turtle Diary, you can let us handle the hard work of explaining Common Core. Sometimes this method may seem foreign to you if you’ve learned with “old math.” In fact, you might just learn along with your student!

Students have the necessary skills to be able to compete in a competitive world with an increased focus on STEM. Cognitive demand reigns higher than rote learning, and students are able to quickly visualize and manipulate numbers. They can “see” the inner workings of the problems, especially in math, and learn to mentally work the numbers.

Turtle Diary helps students to learn and practice these concepts, especially if they aren’t quite grasping it in the classroom. You’ll be amazed at how quickly your student picks up the new concepts. Just remember that they’ve never learned it the “old” way. The Common Core way is THE way for their learning journey.

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24/7 access to great games while still building a foundation for learning? Welcome to Turtle Diary, where you can have it all! Edutainment at its finest is alive and well here.

Students can access our platform from wherever they go on whatever device they have. All you need is an internet connection.

Once you enter Turtle Diary, the world is yours to explore. From learning videos to quizzes to entertaining games and multiplayer challenges, students will never be bored. Turtle Diary offers students amazing graphics, sounds, and intense gaming. This allows students a chance to breathe while learning in a stress-free environment.

With new games being added all the time, your student will never get bored with Turtle Diary. And since our games align with Common Core, the more they play, the more they’ll learn. The more they learn, the better their classroom experience will be because the information will click with repeated exposure.

Even though there may seem to be an overwhelming amount of games, the idea is to give students the choice. All of the games in a grade level reinforce the same necessary concepts, but just in a different way. Students will be practicing the same ideas over and over again as they choose from one fun game to another. We dare them to be bored!

Educational Games

Our educational games turn learning into a fun, addictive experience. You can improve your skills by simply playing games! Learn all about counting in number challenges. Complete puzzling patterns and earn rewards for winning! We also have a wide variety of math challenges, which combine basic operations with special actions. Work on your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in a brand-new, totally fun way!

All of our educational games will exercise your brain. Solve mind-bending problems, answer brain teasers, and stretch the limits of your imagination! We have the perfection learning challenge for you no matter how educated you are. Every title in our collection features colorful characters, fun sounds, and educational action. Learn how to graph X and Y coordinates, test your knowledge of geometry, and learn to read faster while having a blast!

What are the best free Educational Games online?

• Google Feud
• Word vs Word
• Killer Snake
• Little Alchemy 2
• Trivia Crack
• Math Trivia Live
• Master Chess

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Multiplication games

Play and learn with Multiplication games

Here, you can interactively learn the multiplication tables. Adding a game element with the free multiplication games makes it more fun to practice. This is a good variation on the speed test, the tables diploma, and exercises at school with a reinforcing learning effect.

With the help of these educational games, you can do some extra exercises to learn all the multiplication tables well. These math multiplication games aim to help you learn the multiplication tables offered in primary school. So, you can play 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 multiplication games online. These free math multiplication facts games for kids are made to make learning more fun and interactive. Emphasis is not just on practicing but also on playing. The advantage is that you play and learn. You can remember them best by repeating them frequently. It is good to practice 10 minutes a day and thus achieve the best result by repetition. This improves the arithmetic knowledge of children of factors and multiples. These free math multiplication facts games are developed for 3rd, 4th and 5th-grade students, but everyone who likes can play these games.

These math games for kids are good to help to learn times tables. This is a beautiful addition to primary school education and a good foundation for mathematics assignments in high school. By exercising well and regularly, you can surprise your teacher in class with good answers!

The now available times tables games are, for example, ‘Figo and Friends’ and ‘Multiplication Duck.’ At the Duck game, the goal is to collect the key and go through the door to pass the level. This can be done by answering the questions correctly. But you have to look for the right way and be fast enough.

You can play memory with the sums and answers in the memory game. You can play with one or more multiplication tables at a time. What's nice is that it can play one vs one. This way, you can play against your classmate or friend or play a match against your teacher. Another multiplication multiplayer game is the 100 seconds multiplayer version, where you can play again with all your classmates.

• Figo and Friends
• My Smart Horse
• Figo’s Factory
• Multiplication Duck
• Submarine Math
• Multiplication Memory
• Animal Rescue
• Times Tables Rally
• Multiplication Flash Cards
• Times Tables Shooting
• Multiplication Cat

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By Eugenie Allen

• Dec. 1, 1998

TARRYTOWN, N.Y.— If you have a child of a certain age say, old enough to need a dictionary but not old enough to go out and buy it herself -- the big news out of Ann Arbor, Mich., a few weeks ago was no news at all. According to a University of Michigan study, children have a lot less free time than they used to. You could have produced the same data from your kitchen table, where you preside over one of the chief culprits identified in the study: endless homework.

Gone are the early, easy years, when your child gathered autumn leaves for show and tell and still had time to work a jigsaw puzzle before bedtime. Gone, too, are the days of your youth, when homework was something children did by themselves, no questions asked. Your 9-year-old needs your help.

She must coax 20 spelling words per week into scintillating sentences. She has to master three-digit multiplication and long division, pronto. She's up until nearly 11 P.M. at least once a week, fashioning a wigwam out of an old leather slipper or searching for algae in filthy water scooped from a backyard puddle.

Any of these assignments alone might be manageable, but the message seems to be volume, volume, volume. Once you pile on music lessons, organized sports and household chores, you have the stressed-out specimen observed in the Michigan study.

You're suffering, too. After you've checked spelling and math, it's time for that night's Internet search. (You can't allow solo surfing since an unfortunate incident two years ago, when running ''circus'' and ''pony'' together through Yahoo led to a porn site.) You idly consider home schooling.

You discover that the increased demands on parents are no accident: your first grader's teacher explains that she often uses language-arts homework to guarantee that families do at least some reading together. You don't let on that you can't go much beyond the minimum, because while you're helping your fourth grader with her homework, the first grader often turns on the television. Your toddler watches, too.

You begin to view homework as just another intrusion into everyone's overscheduled, late-late-20th-century lives. Parents everywhere pick up their children from day care and their dinner from McDonald's so they can rush home and start counting pennies for a math project. Why can't they do a little dancing in the living room instead?

Educators say they're setting high standards, but how can your child do her best creative writing, for instance, when she must also contend with a series of dull work sheets? They say that homework helps prepare children for the new state mandates, but you have yet to see a standardized test that measures diorama-building ability. You wish some academic would argue the importance of staring out the window, or listening to music for pure pleasure, or throwing a ball around without a uniform or a team or a score.

Worried, you visit your child's school. You are dazzled by her teachers' creativity and commitment, by the children's high spirits and their terrific in-class writing. You wonder why the magical scene in the classroom bears so little resemblance to the nightly grind at your house.

You dimly recall the results of another study you read about some months ago, which found little correlation between the amount of homework and school performance in the elementary grades. You talk it up among friends and find that they, too, feel oppressed. You imagine storming the next board of ed meeting and demanding a referendum on homework in your school district. You realize it's time to stop obsessing.

You head down the hall one Sunday night to remind your daughter to finish a book report. You see that she's on the floor of her room, her back to you, singing while she arranges dolls on plastic horses. You wonder if playing is an acceptable alternative to doing a bang-up job on the book report. You decide that it is, and you walk away.

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ESPN’s ‘Get Up’ and ‘First Take’ totally ignored two NBA playoff games

The NBA had three playoff games on Tuesday. ESPN's morning block only discussed one of them.

Look, I didn’t expect ESPN to provide wall to wall coverage of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Game 5 victory over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday night. And I’d be lying if I said I did anything more than check the final score of the Milwaukee Bucks’ win over the Indiana Pacers in their own Game 5.

But while I fully anticipated the New York Knicks’ collapse against the Philadelphia 76ers would dominate ESPN’s airwaves on Wednesday morning, I figured the Cavs and Bucks’ postseason wins would at least be mentioned. Maybe not even as a full segment or debate topic. But at a minimum the “Worldwide Leader in Sports” — which is currently the NBA’s top media partner — would at least acknowledge that two non-Knicks/Sixers NBA postseason games took place on Tuesday night and what their outcomes were.

But if you tuned into ESPN’s morning block of Get Up and First Take on Wednesday morning without any prior knowledge of the NBA’s postseason schedule, you likely would have assumed that Game 5 between the Knicks and Sixers was the only playoff game played the prior night. Over the course of the four-hour block, neither show discussed either the Cavs vs. Magic or Bucks vs. Pacers games, with the only mentions of either coming indirectly.

Predictably, both shows led with the Knicks’ heartbreaking defeat to the 76ers, which saw New York blow a six-point lead with less than 30 seconds remaining in regulation. But after exclusively covering Knicks-Sixers throughout the first 45 minutes of the show — which included Mike Greenberg repeatedly suggesting that Tyrese Maxey could become the new face of the NBA — the the 8 a.m. hour of Get Up proceeded with a segment in which NFL analysts Louis Riddick and Jeff Darlington answered questions such as “can the Bears win the NFC North with Caleb Williams in 2024?” and “can Xavier Worthy fill Tyreek Hill’s shoes with the Chiefs?”

(The Chiefs have won two Super Bowls since trading Hill to the Miami Dolphins in 2022. But alas.)

The 9 a.m. hour of Get Up was more of the same, although the show only spent its first 20 minutes discussing Knicks-Sixers before getting back to questions about the 2024 NFL season, which is more than four months away. The first reference to either of the other two NBA playoff games that were played on Tuesday night came at 9:55 a.m. ET, when Brian Windhorst noted that the Cavs and Magic series will likely go seven games in reference to a question regarding Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis’ calf injury.

Windhorst with the first mention of Cavs-Magic at 9:55 ET (in reference to what Porzingis' injury means for the Celtics). — Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) May 1, 2024

First Take was predictably also Knicks-Sixers centric, with much of the focus on Stephen A. Smith’s reaction to his favorite basketball team’s collapse. Over the course of the show’s two hours, it did manage to tackle other topics, including Kevin Durant’s future in Phoenix and the age old question of “ how do baseball players get injured ?” But like Get Up , First Take made only a single indirect reference to a non-Knicks/Sixers playoff game, which again came during a discussion about Porzingis’ injury.

For what it’s worth, both the Cavs-Magic and Bucks-Pacers games were covered during the 7 a.m. ET SportsCenter and again, I don’t think anyone expected either game to be covered extensively on Get Up or First Take . Still, considering that network is the NBA’s top media partner, it was somewhat jarring to see Awful Announcing have more coverage of an NBA Playoff game — which happened to be pretty exciting — than ESPN’s morning block did.

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People Are Sharing Things That Were Totally Normal To Have Or Do 10 Years Ago, But Would Be Strange Today

RIP to the days of running out to Best Buy on Tuesdays because you needed the newest DVD.

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Technology and trends move so quickly sometimes that we might not even notice when we stop using certain apps or stop doing once normal things like renting a movie from the video store.

And recently, Reddit user Oliver_OB brought up that very topic when they asked : "What existed 10 years ago but is gone or obsolete now?"

Well, lots of people responded — or is reminisced the better word () — to the thread with things that were common just 10 years ago, but totally out of date or completely gone today. here are some of the top and best comments:.

"REST IN PEACE.

TIKTOK WAS NOT A GOOD REPLACEMENT."

— signaturefox2013

"Me: Vine wasn't around 10 years ago, you idiot!

...Googles when Vine came out, 2012...

Me: ...fuck."

2. "Every movie being shown in 3D."

— Apprehensive_Duck874

3. "How about AIM. I used that until Skype bought them out in... 2016? Then, Microsoft made it unusable to make people switch to Skype."

— TheDarkDoctor17

"You used AIM until 2016? Bro, are you in some kind of time dilation bubble?"

— 4tehlulzez

"What the fuck is a Skype? Is it like Discord or something?"

— straightouttasuburb

4. "Single-topic blogs. Remember those? Regretsy, Stuff White People Like, Cake Wrecks, People of Walmart, FML, Look at This Fucking Hipster, Shit My Dad Says, Awkward Family Photos, etc. Those things were everywhere from about 2007-'13, and then just sort of went away, though some live on, in a way, as subreddits now."

— Dahhhkness

"Autocorrect Fails were my favorites until they started manufacturing them on meme sites."

— __Sassafrass__

5. "Good free apps/apps that you only had to pay once for."

— riwoni4997

"As an app creator, I can tell you that the old 'pay once use forever' model is totally broken with the modern mobile development. It’s literally unsustainable with the saturation and marketing costs.

I made a journaling app that was 'pay once use forever' that did cost, like, 5€, but I moved it into a free app with subscription for optional content and advanced features because I cannot both keep working on it and spending money on marketing."

6. "BlackBerry phones."

— Blertyblertyblerrrr

"I’m glad you said that. I was watching Cash Cab this morning, and they said you could play on your smart phone and showed a BlackBerry as the smart phone. I almost died laughing (it was an old episode; I don’t even think they make the show anymore)."

"BlackBerry phones. That shit looked like alien technology to me."

— youraverageguy333

7. "Netflix streaming that had everything in one fucking goddamn place."

"I miss the old Netflix. They had an awesome catalog and some great, low-budget, terrible movies."

8. "Windows Phone. As an early adopter, I was forever left behind by the superior apps that were on Android and iOS, despite liking the phone itself. I hoped it would catch up, but it never did. :("

— Adventurous-Touch876

"I was on Windows Phone and WebOS. Cries in dead operating systems."

9. "Those stores that would sell items for you on eBay. You would bring the item to them, and they would take care of posting it on the site and shipping it. I don't see those anymore."

10. "Facebook without my extended family using it."

— pogomi2769

"Feels like 2009 was the last year FB was worth it. I dropped it completely in 2011."

— ksuwildkat

11. "Leaving the house for a night out with a digital camera, MP3 player, and a phone. Sometimes, a whole iHome depending on where you’re going."

12. "Portable GPS units."

— JeffRSmall

13. "TV. I think it's obsolete for almost all people in the whole world besides our grandparents."

"True...even my parents are now streaming their old ass crime series.

And my friends and I went back to DVDs, Blu-rays, and movie nights at friends' places. xD"

— At0micPizza

14. "I don't know when it stopped being a 'thing,' but I tried calling 4-1-1 directory assistance a couple of weeks ago, and well, I guess it doesn't exist anymore."

— LoveKubrick

15. "A good example would be taxis. Uber was founded in 2009 and later became a global phenomenon, basically destroying the traditional taxi industry overnight in most markets."

— Similar-Fact-1925

16. "iPods (I know Apple still sells the touch, but I don't count it)."

— GlassSandwich9315

"MP3 players. Not software, but the hardware...like the portable ones."

17. "There was a lot of Tumblr porn online."

— ThomasMMartin

"Tumblr porn, so much Tumblr porn."

18. And lastly: "Honestly, nowadays, because of streaming and stuff, I gotta say DVDs. They are becoming kinda obsolete."

— Ill_Blackberry_9012

"Are becoming? They've been obsolete for quite some time."

"Physical media. I freaking love DVDs and especially Blu-rays. The quality just isn't the same with streaming. It's a shame 4K Blu-ray will be the last physical media ever. It's the end of the line."

— CHICKSLAYA

You can read the full thread of responses on Reddit .

Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.

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