The MPZ Game Room

Help a character make smart spending choices and stay within their budget. Builds real-world money decision skills.

Plan and budget for a pet’s needs — food, vet visits, toys, and more. A gentle introduction to expense planning.

Catch and match coins and currency — a fast, fun way for younger kids to recognize money and learn its value.

See how interest and debt stack up in a wild, cat-themed game. Teaches compounding interest and why credit cards can spiral.

Practice multiplication tables 1–3 through typing-based gameplay. Made by an experienced classroom teacher.

A Pokémon-themed number recognition game that helps kids learn numbers 51–75 through colorful, engaging gameplay.

A clean, simple addition drill game for kindergarteners and early elementary. No distractions — just math practice.

Type falling words before they hit the ground — builds typing speed, spelling, and sight word recognition in an action-packed format.

Learn to recognize 44 bird species by their songs and calls. Builds auditory focus, nature vocabulary, and listening comprehension. ⭐ 4.8/5

Reading and literacy games featuring Curious George, Daniel Tiger, and more. Trusted public media content for the youngest learners.

An incremental science game that teaches the history of particle physics — from the discovery of the electron to the Higgs boson. Open-source, MIT licensed.

A virtual chemistry sandbox with 86 real chemicals, all 118 elements, and 263 authentic reactions. Experiment freely — no real lab required.

Free science games from NASA covering space, earth science, and technology — produced by the US government and completely free to play.

A classic open-source platformer starring Tux the penguin. Full story mode, level editor, and local multiplayer — GPL-licensed and updated through 2026.

Build elements from quarks to molecules — part platformer, part biology lesson. Strategy-based chemistry with 7 integrated lessons, 10 achievements, and a prestige system.