Legends of Learning - Fun Science, History & Math, Learning Games

Looking for free Civil War games for 6th–8th grade? On Legends of Learning, the strongest classroom pick is The Civil War (~40 min, grades 5–8, NCSSS USH.22, 4.9 teacher rating). For a shorter story-driven option, use Civil War Stories (~25 min). Pair with The Union Ledger if you want the “nation divided” lead-up (USH.21). All are free for teachers to assign online.

Looking for a good American Revolution game for middle school? On Legends of Learning, start with America! – Revolutionary War (~26 min, grades 5–8, NCSSS USH.7) or pair it with America! – Independence 1776 (~21 min, NCSSS USH.6) if you’re teaching the Declaration the same week. Both are free for teachers to assign online.

Yes. You can teach place value through an online game. On Legends of Learning, Magic Island: Compare numbers (~35 min, 4.9 ) aligns to Common Core 4.NBT.A.2 (compare multi-digit whole numbers), and Decimal Odyssey (~37 min, 4.8 ) targets 5.NBT.A.3.a (read and write decimals to the thousandths). Both are free for teachers to assign to grades 3–5.

Yes. You can teach order of operations through an online game. On Legends of Learning, Bracket Burger (~25 min, 4.9 ) aligns to Common Core 5.OA.A.1 (Grouping Expressions with Symbols) for grades 3–5, and Icecavator (~16 min, 4.5 from 108 reviews) is a strong middle-school option for evaluating expressions. Both are free for teachers to assign.

Yes. You can teach adding fractions through an online game — for free. On Legends of Learning, Paper Fractions (~17 min, 4.4 from 87 teacher reviews) and Bridge the Fraction (~10 min) are both aligned to Common Core 4.NF.B.3.a (Add and Subtract Fractions) for grades 3–5. Teachers assign them in a few clicks; students practice adding fractions with the same denominator while ...