MathsBlitz
Race the clock on quick-fire arithmetic. Pick Classic, Find the X or Rapid Blitz, then build a streak to multiply your score.
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Discover free educational games that make learning, practising and challenging yourself fun.
For primary pupils, JSS and SSS students, WAEC and JAMB candidates, and curious adults. Play in your browser with no sign-up.
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SpellSpot
See a picture, spell the word. Climb from Nursery to Secondary with British spelling and a help ladder so nobody gets stuck.
DaVinciLab
Do real science experiments, see what happens and discover the lesson. Predict, experiment and test your knowledge across Primary to SSS levels.
HyperOrbit
Interactive Solar System simulator and space academy. Rotate Earth for day & night, simulate eclipses, master Kepler's laws and orbital physics.
Chordflow
Learn keyboard chords on a virtual Yamaha workstation. Follow the falling notes highway, play 4-chord pop hits, and level up from Key Novice to Virtuoso.
Mosquito Patrol
Stop mosquitoes and beat malaria. Clear breeding sites, check the nets, guard the family through the night and make the right choices when someone has a fever.
Globe Hop
Fly around the world with Ariana the Arctic tern. Learn the 7 continents, 5 oceans and all 193 countries on a true-size map, from Nursery to SSS.
Brainy Baobab
Grow a stronger brain under the baobab tree: memory pairs, missing pictures, odd one out, patterns, shadows, habitats and opposites.
Tally Tots
Count, compare and play with shapes: count the pictures, find the biggest, choose the fuller basket and fit shapes into their holes.
Letter Lagoon
Splash into letters: pop the balloon with the right letter, match first sounds, find rhymes and trace letters with your finger.
Ears & Hearts
Listen to clues, guess animal sounds, follow the Captain’s instructions, describe pictures out loud and learn to name feelings.
Colour Carnival
Colour in pictures like a talking drum and a yellow bus, draw freely with brushes and stickers, and learn how colours mix.
Market Day
Run a market stall and master percentages, discounts, change, profit and loss, savings interest and VAT, all in naira.
Farm Friends
Grow crops, chase off pests, read the seasons and test the soil with Ada the cattle egret. Agricultural Science from Nursery to SSS.
Fireside Tales
Hear 20 African folktales with Baba Ijapa the tortoise. Find the moral in each tale, then take the quiz. Nursery to SSS and adults.
Bright Sparks
Meet 20 great scientists and inventors, see how their inventions help the world today, then take the quiz. Nursery to SSS and adults.
Number Detective
Crack number puzzles with Inspector Hoot: patterns, rules, balances, shapes and charts. Quantitative reasoning from Nursery to Common Entrance and JAMB.
Safari Passport
Visit 20 amazing places across Africa, find them on the map, learn their stories, then take the quiz to collect passport stamps. Nursery to SSS and adults.
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Learning should be fun at every age.
Dr. Ogunmola GameLabs creates accessible educational games that help people explore ideas, practise skills, and challenge themselves through play.
- Young learnersBig buttons, short rounds, and quick feedback.
- StudentsPractise from Primary School through JSS to WAEC and JAMB revision.
- AdultsKeep your skills sharp and beat your own best score.
- Parents and teachersSee the subject and level before you share a game.
SDG 4 Our mission
Quality education, open to every learner.
GameLabs is built around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
. Every game we make is checked against five of its targets.
Real learning in school
Games follow Nigerian school stages, from Primary through JSS and SSS to WAEC and JAMB, so practice builds on what is taught in class. Players see what they got right and what to work on next.
In MathsBlitz, SpellSpot, DaVinciLab, HyperOrbit, Mosquito Patrol and Globe Hop
A strong start for young children
Big buttons, pictures and read-aloud for ages 3 to 6: counting and shapes in Tally Tots, letters and rhymes in Letter Lagoon, memory and patterns in Brainy Baobab, listening and feelings in Ears & Hearts, colouring in Colour Carnival, plus the Nursery levels of SpellSpot and Globe Hop. Gentle feedback, no failure screens.
In Tally Tots, Letter Lagoon, Brainy Baobab, Ears & Hearts, Colour Carnival, SpellSpot, Globe Hop, Farm Friends, Fireside Tales, Number Detective and Safari Passport
Skills for life and work
Players learn by doing. DaVinciLab teaches the scientific method (predict, experiment, explain), HyperOrbit turns physics into missions, Chordflow builds musical skill one chord at a time, Mosquito Patrol teaches families how to prevent malaria, and Farm Friends shows how food is grown, from soil and seasons to pest control.
In DaVinciLab, HyperOrbit, Chordflow, Mosquito Patrol, Brainy Baobab, Colour Carnival, Market Day, Farm Friends and Bright Sparks
Open to everyone, everywhere
Free, with no sign-up, no ads and no personal details. Built for low-cost phones and expensive data: pages are light, and games you have played before open even without a connection.
Across every game
Reading and maths at any age
MathsBlitz builds fast, accurate mental arithmetic and SpellSpot builds spelling and vocabulary. Levels run from Nursery to exam preparation, so teenagers and adults catching up can practise too.
In MathsBlitz, SpellSpot, Market Day, Tally Tots, Letter Lagoon, Fireside Tales and Number Detective
See it in action
Pick a game and play in your browser. No sign-up, no download, no cost.
Explore the gamesGameLabs is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the United Nations. Read about SDG 4 on the UN website (opens in a new tab).
Questions parents, teachers and players ask
What is Dr. Ogunmola GameLabs?
Dr. Ogunmola GameLabs is a collection of free educational games that run in your web browser, curated by Dr. Oluwaseun Ogunmola. Current games include MathsBlitz, a timed mental arithmetic game, SpellSpot, a picture spelling game, DaVinciLab, an interactive science laboratory, HyperOrbit, an interactive space simulator, Chordflow, a virtual keyboard chords workstation, Mosquito Patrol, a malaria prevention game, Globe Hop, a world geography game, and eleven games with levels from age 3 to adults: Brainy Baobab (thinking skills), Tally Tots (numbers and shapes), Letter Lagoon (letters and reading), Ears & Hearts (listening and feelings), Colour Carnival (colouring and drawing), Market Day (money and percentages), Farm Friends (agricultural science), Fireside Tales (African folktales), Bright Sparks (scientists and inventors), Number Detective (quantitative reasoning) and Safari Passport (places across Africa). More games are added as they are ready.
Are the games free?
Yes. The games are free to play in your browser. There are no subscriptions, no payments and no ads.
Do players need to sign up or share personal details?
No. There is no sign-up and no account. GameLabs does not ask for names, ages, schools or email addresses, so children can play without sharing personal information. Stars, progress and daily streaks are saved only in your browser on your own device.
Who are the games for?
Children, secondary school students, university students and adults who want to practise and challenge themselves. MathsBlitz has three levels named after Nigerian school stages: Junior (JSS 1–3), Medium (SSS 1–2) and Senior (WAEC/JAMB).
What maths does MathsBlitz practise?
Quick mental arithmetic with whole numbers. Junior uses addition, subtraction and multiplication. Medium and Senior add division and use larger numbers. Find the X mode asks for the missing number in an equation, and Rapid Blitz mixes both question types.
Can MathsBlitz help with WAEC and JAMB maths revision?
MathsBlitz's Senior level is meant for students preparing for WAEC and JAMB. It drills fast, accurate mental arithmetic with larger numbers, which is useful in timed exams. It is a practice game, not a full syllabus or a past-question bank, so use it alongside your other revision.
Do the games work on phones?
Yes. The games run in any modern web browser on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install. MathsBlitz has an on-screen number pad, and on a computer you can also type answers with the keyboard.
How does GameLabs support the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
GameLabs works towards UN Sustainable Development Goal 4, Quality Education. The games support school learning from Primary to WAEC and JAMB (target 4.1), early childhood learning through SpellSpot's Nursery level (4.2), practical science and music skills (4.4), free access with no sign-up and offline play on low-cost phones (4.5), and literacy and numeracy for young people and adults (4.6). See how each game helps.
Will more games be added?
Yes. New educational games appear on this page as soon as they are ready to play.