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Learning games that speak English, Spanish and Polish

Colors, letters, numbers, first words and motor skills for ages 1 to 8. Pick a language, tap play, and your child hears every word in it.

English Español Polski
  • 11free games
  • 3spoken languages
  • 0ads or popups

Nothing to install

Opens in any browser on phone, tablet or computer.

No ads, ever

No popups, upsells or accidental purchases mid-play.

Three languages

Words, names and numbers spoken in English, Spanish or Polish.

Pick a game

Every game is free, runs in the browser and is built for small hands.

Addition — free kids learning game

Addition

Pick a number and watch the items drop, pick another, then tap every item to count them and hear the answer.

  • Counting
  • Number sense
  • Addition
Ages 3+ EN · ES · PL audio
Color Paint — free kids learning game

Color Paint

Pick colors and brush sizes, paint with a finger or mouse, erase, and flip through pages of pictures.

  • Color recognition
  • Fine motor
  • Creativity
Ages 2+ EN · ES · PL audio
Alphabet — free kids learning game

Alphabet

Trace letters A to Z, a to z and numbers 0 to 50. Follow the green start dot and stroke order, and pick any pencil color.

  • Letter recognition
  • Number sense
  • Handwriting
Ages 3+ EN · ES · PL audio
Match Sort — free kids learning game

Match Sort

Drag each item into the box where it belongs and hear its name. Difficulty levels grow with your child.

  • Categorizing
  • Vocabulary
  • Fine motor
Ages 1+ EN · ES · PL audio
Puzzle Reveal — free kids learning game

Puzzle Reveal

Drag the pieces into place to reveal the picture. Pick a difficulty level from simple to harder.

  • Spatial reasoning
  • Problem solving
  • Fine motor
Ages 1+ EN · ES · PL audio
Hop Along — free kids learning game

Hop Along

Pick an animal and tap to hop over obstacles. Levels get harder, and expert mode challenges grown-ups too.

  • Timing
  • Hand-eye coordination
  • Cause and effect
Ages 1+ Sound effects, any language
What's That — free kids learning game

What's That

A picture book for parent and child. Swipe through pictures, say each name together and tap the question mark to see the spelling.

  • Vocabulary
  • Spelling
  • Parent-child time
Ages 1+ EN · ES · PL audio + written words
Balloon Pop — free kids learning game

Balloon Pop

Tap colorful balloons to pop them and watch paint splatter. Animals appear and make their sounds.

  • Cause and effect
  • Hand-eye coordination
  • Animal sounds
Ages 1+ Sound effects, any language
Treasure Map — free kids learning game

Treasure Map

Move around the map with the arrow pad and dig up ten treasures. Each word and number is spoken aloud, with three difficulty levels.

  • Counting
  • Vocabulary
  • Problem solving
Ages 1+ EN · ES · PL audio
Disc Sort — free kids learning game

Disc Sort

Shuffled colored discs sit on a grid. Drag or tap to swap them until every column holds one color.

  • Color recognition
  • Logic
  • Fine motor
Ages 2+ Sound effects, any language
Halloween Decorate — free kids learning game

Halloween Decorate

Drag, resize and place bats, ghosts, pumpkins and skeletons on a haunted house. Every decoration says its name out loud.

  • Vocabulary
  • Fine motor
  • Creativity
Ages 1+ EN · ES · PL audio

Hear it in your language

Choose English, Spanish or Polish from the Settings menu. The words, names, colors and numbers in the games are then spoken in that language. What's That also shows the written word. Switch any time, with no account needed.

Hello English
Hola Español
Cześć Polski

How it works

  1. 1

    Set your preferences

    Click Settings button on top to choose English, Spanish or Polish. Turn background music on or off or turn sounds on or off. These apply to every game.

  2. 2

    Pick a game

    Tap any game. It loads right in the browser, no install needed.

  3. 3

    Tune each game

    Every game has its own Settings button for options specific to that game. Play together and say the words along with your child.

Why we built this

We were tired of installing games for our kids only to hit a paywall or get ads mid-play. Five minutes of fun turned into managing popups and blocking accidental purchases. So we built something simpler: open a browser, tap play, done. Games built around how little ones actually learn, through sounds, shapes, numbers, words and hands-on play.

Questions parents ask

Are the games really free?

Yes. Every game is free to play in the browser, with no ads, no popups, no paywalls and no downloads.

Which languages do the games support?

Seven games speak words, names, colors and numbers in English, Spanish or Polish. You pick the language and the audio plays in it. What's That also shows the written word. Hop Along, Disc Sort and Balloon Pop only use game sound effects, so they work in any language.

What ages are the games for?

The games are made for ages 1 to 8. Most start at age 1 or 2 with simple tapping and dragging, and the alphabet tracing game is best from age 3.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Open the site in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer and tap play.

Can my child use a touchscreen?

Yes. The games are built for tapping, dragging and swiping with a finger, and also work with a mouse.

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