Maths and logic games for kids
Practice sticks better when it's a game. These games cover early number skills up to multi-step logic, so there's something from age 5 to 12.
Number Train teaches counting, adding and taking away within 20, reads every number aloud and adjusts to how your child is doing. Ghost Hide & Seek practises counting and comparing sizes. Math Blast is quick-fire mental arithmetic in three difficulty levels. Traffic Manager is a real-time cause-and-effect puzzle, and Potion Lab's 30 recipes need genuine planning ahead.
Number Train also has a grown-ups table showing which skill your child is practising, so you can see their progress at a glance.
Games
- Number Train (ages 5–7): Count, add and take away with the animal passengers — a gentle maths train ride that grows with your child!
- Ghost Hide & Seek (ages 5–7): Friendly ghosts are hiding all over the old house — under the bed, behind the curtains, inside the teapot. Can you find them?
- Math Blast (ages 8–10): Solve equations before time runs out!
- Traffic Manager (ages 8–10): Run the lights and ramps in the city, countryside and highway!
- Potion Lab (ages 11–12): Brew the customer's potion: every ingredient changes the color, glow, fizz or heat by its own rule. 30 recipes, fewest stirs wins!
Questions parents ask
Which game should a 5-year-old start with?
Number Train. It starts with counting and moves on to adding and taking away only when your child is ready.
Is Playzoo free?
Most Playzoo games are completely free, and every game is free to start. An optional family plan ($4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial) unlocks the rest of the bigger games, plus progress sync across devices and family scoreboards.
Are there ads, chat or tracking?
No ads, no chat and no third-party trackers. Playzoo doesn't collect personal information from children, and only parents can have accounts.
What do we need to play?
Just a web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There's nothing to download or install.