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Learning Roadmap by Age

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For parents — a suggested play order from easy to hard by age. Let your child play in order, left to right.

4years
Preschool

Count and compare more–fewer within 5 through gentle play.

5years
Kindergarten

Count to 10, join and separate groups, learn position and shape matching.

6years
Grade 1

Grade 1 textbook: add and subtract within 10, flat shapes and position, length, telling time to the hour.

7years
Grade 2

Grade 2 textbook: add and subtract crossing 10 within 20, multiplication and division, half past, money.

8years
Grade 3

Grade 3 textbook: times tables 3 to 9, quarter past and quarter to.

9years
Grade 4

Grade 4 textbook: learn and practice fractions.

10years
Grade 5

STEM problems: bridge building and transporting goods.

11years
Grade 5-6

Multi-step reasoning through detective cases.

FAQ

What are Thinking Games?
Thinking Games are free interactive math games designed for children ages 5-10. They cover 20+ categories from basic counting to advanced problem-solving, using visual and hands-on approaches to make learning fun.
How do AI hints work?
Each game includes an AI-powered hint system. If your child gets stuck, they can tap the hint button for progressive clues that guide them to the answer without giving it away directly.
Are these games free?
Yes! All Thinking Games are 100% free. No subscription or payment required. We believe every child deserves access to quality educational games.
What age group are these games for?
Thinking Games are designed for children ages 5-10 (Grades 1-3). Each game has three difficulty levels: Introduction, Practice, and Mastery, so children can progress at their own pace.