Kindergarten · Ages 5–6

Free Kindergarten Learning Games Online

Kindergarten activities can reinforce the foundations children are meeting at school: sounds and letters, number relationships, counting, patterns, shapes and early problem solving. Use the games as short practice, not as a replacement for reading, conversation or hands-on play.

Skills to practice

letters and early reading
number bonds
addition foundations
patterns and geometry
following multi-step rules

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40 learning games

Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Addition to 5

Solve short problems and choose the correct answer.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Greater, Less or Equal to 10

Choose the correct comparison sign.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Count Shapes to 10

Count the items and choose the answer.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Which Is Bigger?

Choose the larger of two numbers.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Find the Letter

Find the target letter among similar symbols.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Find the Number

Find the target number among the choices.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Which Is Smaller?

Choose the smaller of two numbers.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

First Letter: Animals

Match animal names to their first letters.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Uppercase and Lowercase Match

Match a lowercase letter to its uppercase form.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Shapes and Silhouettes

Match each shape with the right space.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Forest Maze

Guide the character through a forest maze.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Robot Maze

Find a path from start to finish.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Letter Memory Match

Remember letter positions and collect matching pairs.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Number Bonds to 5

Find the missing part that makes the whole.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Odd Direction

Find the arrow pointing a different way.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Odd Letter Out

Find the letter that differs from the rest.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Odd Shape

Find the one item that differs from the rest.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Odd Size

Find the one item that differs from the rest.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Continue the Shapes

Look at the sequence and choose what comes next.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Smallest to Largest

Tap the numbers in the correct order.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Color the City

Choose colors for houses and streets.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Color a Dinosaur

Choose your own colors for a dinosaur.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Space Coloring

Choose a color and paint the picture with a tap.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Dinosaur Match

Match the dinosaurs with fewer flips.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Emotion Match

Remember and match facial expressions.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Vehicle Match

Find matching vehicles behind the cards.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Repeat the Colors

Remember the flashing sequence and repeat it.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7 · Ages 8–10

Alphabet Order

Tap the letters in alphabetical order.

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Ages 2–3 · Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7

Shape Match Memory

Match identical geometric shapes.

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Ages 4–5 · Ages 6–7 · Ages 8–10

Ocean Memory

Flip ocean cards and find the matches.

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Ages 6–7

Addition to 10

Solve short problems and choose the correct answer.

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Ages 4–5

Build a Short Word

Put letters in the right order.

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Ages 6–7

Build a Word: School

Build familiar school words from letters.

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Ages 6–7

Telling Time: O’Clock

Read an analog clock on the hour.

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Ages 6–7

Greater, Less or Equal to 20

Compare numbers up to 20.

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Ages 6–7

Count the Coins

Add the values of a few coins.

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Ages 6–7

Count to 20

Count the items and choose the answer.

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Ages 4–5

What Letter Does It Start With?

Choose the first letter of a familiar word.

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Ages 6–7

First Letter: School

Quickly identify the first letter of a word.

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Ages 4–5

Bunny Maze

Find a path from start to finish.

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Learning games for Kindergarten

BimiPlay groups games by both age and school stage because the two systems answer different search and learning needs. Grade labels are practical recommendations rather than curriculum certification. Teachers and parents can choose easier or harder activities whenever that fits the child better.

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