Science & Geography
Animal Groups
Mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish or insect?
Start with: 4 groups
KG2 Science Games
Free science games for KG2 (ages 5–6), each with a suggested starting level. Made for families in Ghana: school years are shown as KG2 in Ghanaian schools.
Science & Geography
Plant Power
Parts of a plant, seeds, pollination and photosynthesis.
Start with: Parts of a plant
Science & Geography
Daily Kids Quiz
Ten new trivia questions every day, plus practice quizzes.
Start with: Easy (ages 5–7)
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Solar System Explorer
Fly round an animated solar system, discover every planet and complete rocket missions.
Start with: Easy
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Weather Lab
Change the temperature, humidity and wind to make rain, snow, rainbows and storms.
Start with: Easy
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Dinosaur Dig
Answer maths questions to power your brush, trowel and pick, dig up fossil bones, build the skeleton and discover the dinosaur.
Start with: Junior digger: adding and taking away within 10Science in KG2
KG2 is when many children start to read and work with numbers. These games give five- and six-year-olds quick, playful practice with the skills they are learning in class.
- Look things up together after a game. Find the countries on a map or the planets in a book.
- Ask “why?” questions. Why is a whale a mammal? Why is Venus so hot?
- Connect facts to real life: spot birds, insects and reptiles on your next walk.
Frequently asked questions
What science should my child know in KG2?
In KG2, children explore living things, materials, the Earth and space, and how things work, asking questions and testing ideas. Games like these make the key facts and vocabulary stick.
Are these KG2 science games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in the browser, with no download and no sign-up needed.
Which level should a KG2 child start on?
Each game on this page shows a suggested starting level for KG2. Move up a level after getting three stars two or three times in a row.
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