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Just for Fun Free Games Online for Kindergarten

This set of fun games online for kindergarten are great after school games. For at home logic skill building, creativity, and some extra foundational knowledge based on the skills listed below.

  • Basic Mouse Control
  • Grammar
  • Letter Formation
  • Sorting Objects in Various Ways
  • Logical Thinking / Problem Solving

This page does not have any video content – only games and activities.

This page features a collection of just-for-fun kindergarten games—activities that kids love to play but that also support important early learning skills. While the focus is on fun, each game encourages growth in areas that are helpful for young learners:

Basic mouse control – Kids practice clicking, dragging, and moving the mouse with purpose as they interact with playful activities.

Grammar – Simple grammar games introduce foundational language skills in a lighthearted way.

Letter formation – Digital tracing and letter games give children practice recognizing and forming letters.

Sorting objects – Sorting games help students group items by size, color, or type, building classification skills.

Logical thinking and problem solving – Puzzles and sequencing activities encourage kids to think critically and find solutions.

Teachers can use this page in a variety of ways—during after-school programs, as a reward after completing set work, or in the computer lab, where students can explore the games freely until time is up. These games provide a low-prep way to keep learning going while giving kids the chance to play more independently online.

  1. Let students choose activities that interest them or direct students to specific ones of your choice.
  2. Each game/activity opens in a new tab, so students can easily return to this page on Cool Kindergarten when they’re ready to move on to the next activity.
  3. Set a time limit if needed, or allow kids to explore until the end of the lesson or session.