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Learn & Play
13 sports games for ages 8–14. Every game teaches something.
Games adjust to your age.
13 sports games for ages 8 to 14. Draft real NFL, NBA or NHL players in Draft Day Champion, drive downfield in Math Blitz and Field Position, beat the buzzer in Shot Clock, round the bases in Base Runner, score on the goalie in Slapshot and Penalty Kick, test what you know in Sports Trivia, Who Plays Where? and the Fantasy IQ Quiz, learn sports words in Word Match and Sports Speller, and add up fantasy points in Points Challenge. Every game has 3 levels. No accounts, no tracking.
👪 For Parents & Teachers
Learn & Play turns fantasy sports into math practice. Kids work with multiplication (touchdowns × 6), division with remainders and decimals (85 yards ÷ 10 = 8.5), multi-step problems, percentages (4 of 5 = 80%), averages, rounding and comparing numbers. These are skills usually taught in about grades 3–8. Every game comes in three age bands (8–10, 11–12 and 13–14), and each game has Levels 1 to 3 inside that band: passing a level unlocks the next one, with harder questions and less time. Kids pick their age once and every game adjusts; the choice, best scores and levels are saved on this device only. Every card says which skills it practices. Sports Trivia uses rules, positions and long-settled history and records, not changing stats.
The weekly word problems use real stat lines quoted from this week's sports news, with a link to each source. Anything with made-up numbers is labeled practice. Draft Day Champion, our fantasy draft game, uses real NFL, NBA and NHL player names, positions and teams from public expert consensus rankings (FantasyPros); its season is simulated from those rankings plus luck, just for fun. There are no accounts or tracking. Quiz scores and poll picks stay on this device only.
Math Blitz Play fast, think faster
⚡ Math Blitz
🎓 LearningPractices: addition, subtraction, multiplication, fantasy points, percentages, averages, mental-math speed
Answer quick sports math to drive the ball downfield. Score as many touchdowns as you can before the 60-second clock runs out!
🔒 High scores are saved only on this device. No accounts, no tracking.
Fantasy Math Turn real stats into points
🧮 Points Challenge
🎓 LearningPractices: multiplication, division, decimals, multi-step problems, averages, percentages
🔒 Best scores are saved only on this device.
Fantasy Math Tools Calculators and practice problems, no score
🎓 LearningPractices: multiplication, division with remainders & decimals, multi-step problems, percentages, averages, comparing numbers
Fantasy points are just math! Type in a stat line, or load a real one from this week's news, and the calculator shows every step. It uses DraftKids practice scoring.
✏️ This week's word problems
📏 DraftKids practice scoring rules
Quizzes Test what you know
Fantasy IQ Quiz
🎓 LearningPractices: fantasy rules, snake-draft order, quick math (×, ÷, %, averages)
🔒 Your best score is saved only on this device.
Flip Cards Practice before you play
🎓 LearningPractices: remembering key rules: lineups, snake drafts, bye weeks
Think of your answer, then tap a card to check. Then mark it Got it ✓ or Not yet. This is a study tool, not a game: nothing is scored.
Fantasy Words Talk like a pro
🔤 Word Match
🎓 LearningPractices: sports vocabulary, reading for meaning, thinking fast
🔒 Best scores are saved only on this device.
STUDY 📖 Study the words Word of the Day and the full list for your age
All the words
Draft Day Champion Draft real players, play the season, win the league.
Draft Day Champion
🎓 LearningReal players · simulated seasonPractices: planning ahead, comparing rankings, snake-draft order, adding up weekly scores, making choices with limited options
This is a fantasy draft, not a real pro draft. Pick a league (NFL, NBA or NHL), then draft real players for a pretend team against 3 computer teams in a snake draft (4 players for ages 8–10, 6 for 11–12, 7 for 13–14). Then get a draft grade and play a 7-week simulated season, just for fun: weekly scores come from expert rankings plus luck, not real games. Finish 1st to be League Champion!
Shot Clock: a basketball math game for kids
How to play: Every question has a shot clock. Answer before it runs out to score: quick answers count as three-pointers, slower ones as two.
What kids learn: Counting by 2s and 3s, free throws, percentages, averages and quick thinking. Made for ages 8–14 (about grades 3–8), with three age levels (8–10, 11–12 and 13–14) and Levels 1–3 in each. Free, no accounts, no ads, never betting.
More games: Draft Day Champion · Math Blitz · Slapshot · All games