- Ages 3-5
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- Some ads
- Account optional
- No user content
Parent note: Free play includes ads. Pick a grade filter before Open so the child lands closer to the right set.
Chips narrow the list. Door links open age slices. Cards show ads, account, and user content before Open.
Parent note: Free play includes ads. Pick a grade filter before Open so the child lands closer to the right set.
Parent note: Public projects and comments are open. Use Scratch without sharing personal info, or create the account yourself and moderate the profile.
Logic and strategy browser games popular with school-age kids.
Parent note: Ad load is heavy on the free site. Stay with logic and strategy tags; skip anything that looks like a download prompt.
Classroom-style skill games with light graphics.
Parent note: Online play means other kids. Use kid mode and parent controls if you enable multiplayer.
Typing races that turn practice into short competitions.
Parent note: Public races include chat-like team talk. Start in practice mode if you want typing without social features.
Make word searches and puzzles from your own word lists.
Official LEGO browser games tied to familiar sets.
Math games sorted by grade and Common Core skill.
Free lessons from early math through middle-school topics.
Animals, science articles, and quizzes written for kids.
Space games and missions from NASA’s kids club.
American Museum of Natural History science activities for kids.
Stories, news, and activities from Scholastic’s kids hub.
Structured typing lessons with progress tracking.
Google’s Interland game teaches online safety basics.
Videos and activities on staying safer online.
Zoo animal stories, videos, and explorer activities.
Museum games and collections chosen for kids.
Home science experiments with clear supply lists.
Parent note: Experiments need adult help for heat, chemicals, or sharp tools. Read the full steps before starting.
Age-leveled news articles for classroom and home reading.
Parent note: Most videos need a school or family subscription. Check whether your school already provides login.
Free curriculum-style courses across subjects.
Doctor-reviewed health articles written for kids and parents.
Worksheets and activities sorted by grade and subject.
Parent note: Many downloads need a free or paid account. Preview the free set before subscribing.
Illustrated science and history units for curious readers.
Parent note: Subscription library. Check school access before buying a home plan.
Animals, quizzes, and competitions from Nat Geo Kids AU.
Australian science show ideas and experiment write-ups.
Parent note: Workshop bookings sit beside free tips. Use experiment articles with adult supervision.
Google’s filtered YouTube app with parent controls.
Parent note: Set content level and timer in the parent gate before the first hand-over. Review approved channels weekly.
Parent note: Heavy promos and ads. Prefer a single show page over browsing the full homepage alone.
After-school style videos from Scholastic’s channel.
Parent note: YouTube autoplay can drift. Queue a playlist or use a supervised kids profile.