Learning games
Short, replayable practice that builds the fluency CBC asks for: number sense, logical reasoning and digital confidence.
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Number Munchers
Eat the multiples, factors and primes. Dodge the Troggles.
Multiples · factors · primes · even & odd
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Math Sprint
Race the clock through addition, subtraction, times tables and division.
60 seconds · three levels · streak bonuses
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Sudoku
Every row, column and 3×3 box must hold 1–9 exactly once.
Easy · medium · hard with hints
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Typing tutor
Learn the keyboard with English and Kiswahili word drills.
WPM · accuracy · key heatmap
👾 Number Munchers
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Play Math Sprint🔢 Sudoku
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Play Sudoku⌨️ Typing tutor
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Play Typing tutor
Playing is open to everyone. Sign in or
join free to save every run, keep a score sheet and enter the leaderboard.
How scoring works: every game saves your best score when you are signed in. Math Sprint rewards accuracy and streaks
in 60 seconds, Number Munchers rewards correct munching across levels, Sudoku rewards faster solving with fewer mistakes, and the
typing tutor scores words-per-minute × accuracy.
Why games belong in CBC
Core competencies
Critical thinking, creativity and digital literacy are assessed alongside subject knowledge.
Fluency through repetition
Short rounds make practice low-stakes, so learners repeat without fear of a red mark.
Visible progress
Best scores and streaks give immediate feedback that paper practice alone cannot.