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Online games for 6 and 7-year-olds

Letter games, first math games and board games for children learning to read and calculate, with the level picked out.

What online games are good for 6 and 7-year-olds?

For ages 6 and 7, good picks are missing letter on the vowel level, alphabetical order with letters, word scramble with 4 and 5-letter words, mental math on easy, with numbers up to 10, and greater or less with numbers. Add the memory game, ludo, dominoes, four in a row and Tower of Hanoi with 3 disks.

Letters and words

Numbers and math

Attention and memory

Board and logic

How to set up each game

In missing letter, start on easy, where a vowel is missing, and move to medium, where a consonant is missing. In alphabetical order, easy uses single letters and keeps the alphabet in view. In word scramble, 4 and 5-letter words; the hint button puts the next letter in place. In mental math, addition or subtraction on easy, in the round of 10, with no clock. In greater or less, numbers up to 10 and then up to 100. In the sliding puzzle, the 3×3 grid. In Tower of Hanoi, 3 disks. In dominoes, the easy level.

Frequently asked questions

What if my child is not reading yet?

Stay with the attention and memory games, greater or less and the board games. Missing letter on the vowel level works with an adult reading the word aloud.

What happens when my child gets one wrong?

In the word games they simply try again, and nobody loses for a wrong pick. In the math games, the game shows the right result and moves on to the next one.

Can siblings play together?

Yes. Tic-tac-toe, four in a row and the memory game have a two-player mode on the same device, and ludo takes up to four people.

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