Teachers page

Welcome, teachers! Alphabet Games offers free learning games for pre-K, kindergarten and first grade. Every game runs in the browser with no student accounts, no logins and no downloads, so you can open a game and start teaching in seconds.

Why teachers use Alphabet Games

Free for every classroom: all games are free to play.
No student accounts: children never need to sign up or share personal information.
Works on school devices: interactive whiteboards, Chromebooks, PCs, laptops and iPads.
Short and focused: most games take just a few minutes, perfect for busy lessons.
Safe for young learners: no chat, no targeted ads and every game reviewed for age-appropriate content.

Skills our games practice

Early literacy

Letter recognition, uppercase and lowercase
Letter sounds and phonemic awareness
Beginning sounds, blending and simple word building
Letter tracing and early spelling

Early math

Number recognition and counting to 20
Comparing quantities and simple addition and subtraction
Shapes, colors, sorting and patterns

Learning skills

Memory, focus and attention
Problem solving with puzzles
Listening skills and following directions

How to use our games in class

Whole-class warm-up

Put a game on the interactive whiteboard at the start of a lesson. Invite children to take turns tapping answers while the class says the letter, sound or number out loud.

Learning centers

Set up one or two computers or tablets as a games center. Choose one game that matches the week’s letter or skill, so center time supports what you are teaching.

Small-group practice

Use a game with a small group that needs extra practice on a skill, such as matching uppercase and lowercase letters. Repetition in a game feels like play, not drill.

Letter of the week

Pair your letter of the week with an alphabet game, then extend it offline with a classroom letter hunt, a show-and-tell object or a drawing activity.

Early finishers and brain breaks

Keep a bookmarked game ready for children who finish early, or use a quick puzzle or memory game as a calm brain break between activities.

Home connection

Share a link to the game you used in class with families, so children can keep practicing at home. Our Parent’s Guide gives families simple tips for learning at home.

Games by grade

Pre-K (ages 3 to 4): letter songs, letter finding, colors, shapes and counting to 10
Kindergarten (ages 5 to 6): uppercase and lowercase matching, letter sounds, beginning sounds, counting to 20
First grade (ages 6 to 7): letter tracing, word building, spelling short words, simple addition and subtraction

Browse games by subject

Tech tips for the classroom

Sound: many games use spoken letters and sounds. Use speakers for whole-class play and headphones at centers.
Browsers: games work best in an up-to-date Chrome, Safari or Edge browser.
Full screen: use the full-screen button on the game page for whiteboards and projectors.
School filters: if a game is blocked, ask your IT team to allow alphabetgames.org and the game provider shown on the game page.
Bookmarks: save the games you use most on the class devices so children can find them quickly.

Privacy and safety

We know schools need to be careful with student data. Alphabet Games does not require student accounts, does not ask children for personal information, has no chat features and only shows non-personalized ads. Read our Privacy Policy for full details.

Share your ideas

We would love to hear how you use Alphabet Games in your classroom. Suggest a game, request a new skill or tell us about a problem on your school devices by emailing [email protected].