Treasure Quest
FEATUREDExplore islands, answer maths questions, and collect treasure rewards
Play nowGames for children aged 5 to 7. Build early numeracy with counting, addition, and subtraction. Develop literacy through sight words, rhyming, and spelling. Each game uses large buttons, simple instructions, and audio support to help young learners succeed independently.
Our most popular adventures — pick your age group inside each one to start.
New curriculum packs. Core games stay free. Premium packs unlock with Parent Pass or School license on the Premium page.
Mastery map for ×2 to ×12
Passages and questions
Year 3 and Year 5 timed packs
One mixed challenge each day
Teacher shares a link. Kids join free
Unlock codes, trial, Parent Pass
Multi-step story maths
Type the target words
Biology and Earth science
States, capitals, landmarks
HASS guide + quiz with explainers
Halloween, Christmas, Easter
Earn with a perfect quiz score. Tap tiles, flip cards, and spell words
Practice number skills with interactive exercises. Each game offers Easy, Medium, and Hard levels and awards stars for correct answers.
Add numbers together
Take numbers away
How many do you see?
Memory matching game
Compare numbers
Complete the sequence
Read analogue clocks
Count Australian coins
Name shapes and properties
Grocery totals and change
Improve reading, writing, and vocabulary with word puzzles and language exercises. Audio support is available for younger learners.
Learn common words
Learn to spell words
Find words that rhyme
Sounds and letter patterns
Quiz, lab, solar system, and paint-by-number science adventures.
Places, past events, Australia map, and First Nations knowledge.
Cross-subject trivia from everyday facts to tougher teen challenges.
Dinosaurs, fossils, maths trails, and prehistoric word games.
Timed Year 3 and Year 5 maths and English packs.
Help your child get the most out of these games with a few simple strategies. Start with the Easy level to build confidence, then move up once they are consistently scoring three stars. Short, regular practice sessions of 10 to 15 minutes are more effective than longer, infrequent ones.
Encourage your child to explain their thinking aloud as they play. Talking through a maths problem or reading a word before choosing an answer strengthens understanding and builds metacognitive skills. Celebrate effort and improvement rather than focusing solely on scores.
Play your first game
Play 5 games
Play 10 games
Collect 10 stars
Collect 50 stars
Collect 100 stars
Get all answers right in a game