Preschool

• Children at this age are usually learning basic skills such as letters, numbers, shapes and colors. Sprout's website has games specifically for children in this age range. Find games with some of their favorite characters, including Barney, Bob the Builder and the Berenstain Bears. The games can help build fine motor skills and facilitate counting and shape sorting as well. LiteracyCenter.net also offers games on numbers, colors, shapes and letters.
  
  

Elementary

• Things children learn in elementary range from learning to read and multiply to learning about the three areas of science. Primary Games covers all the basics as well as other topics such as American symbols and the ocean. Games are arranged by subject and, if you're out and about, children can play games on your cell phone.
  
  

Middle School

• During these years, school can be challenging. Children are experiencing many biological changes in addition to greater academic demands. Woodlands Junior School can help with the academic changes. The site has games about about homophones, alliteration and math coordinates. Children also can play games related to life, earth and physical science.
  
  

High School

• By the time children reach high school, they're well on their way to adulthood. Mom and dad may no longer have to help with homework but high schoolers still need help sometimes. Miamiopia is a website that can grab any student's attention. This website has games listed by subject. There are geography games, Greek history, math concepts and science games.