Parents & teachers

AimRaj is a free game site where kids can play without an account, a chat or a sign-up. This page is for you: how we keep kids safe, which games suit which ages, and what the learning games practice.

How we keep kids safe

  • No accounts, no sign-up and no chat: players can't send messages to each other.
  • We never ask for a name, email, photo, birthday or location.
  • Leaderboards show made-up nicknames like Brave Panda 42. They are built from friendly words, and nobody can type their own name.
  • A cookie on the device remembers the nickname, so scores stay with that device. You can delete the player and all its scores at any time with Forget me on My scores.
  • We count visits with Google Analytics, with Google's ad features switched off, to see which games are played. In Europe we ask first, and anyone can say no on the Privacy page.
  • No tracking for ads. There are no ads right now; if we add them, they won't be based on who your child is.
  • Every game is made by us. Links to other websites are marked and open in a new tab.

The Privacy Policy has the details, in plain words.

Ages

Every game page shows the youngest age the game suits, like 8+ or 4+, and a short note for grown-ups. Older kids and adults play the same games: there is no upper age limit.

Made for the youngest players, with no timers and no way to lose: Munch Monster (4+), Shape Sorter (4+) and Number Farm (5+).

Kids Mode (tap the turtle)

Some games have a turtle button on their title screen. It switches on Kids Mode: gentler rules for younger players, such as a slower pace, extra help and no losing. Each game page says what changes. These games have it:

Assist mode is a different helper, in Basketball Shootout 3D, Cosmic Rush 3D and Rocket Kitty Rings: a full aim guide, extra shields or extra hearts, depending on the game.

Ages and learning

What each game practices, taken from the notes we write for each game. Games are not lessons, but many of them practice real skills.

Each game with its age and what it practices
Game Ages Practices
Munch Monster 4+ Counting to 10
Shape Sorter 4+ Matching shapes and patterns
Number Farm 5+ Counting to 20 and simple adding
Snowball Roll 6+Kids Mode for 6-8 Comparing sizes
Basketball Shootout 3D 8+ Aiming and timing
Candle Cake 3D 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Counting to 10 and counting on
Candy Helix 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Timing and self-control
City Bus Driver 3D 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Careful, smooth driving
Color Tubes 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Planning ahead and matching colors
Cosmic Rush 3D 8+ Quick reactions and planning ahead
Cube Surfer 3D 8+ Steering, planning and counting cubes
Darts 3D 8+ Aiming, timing and a little mental math
Knife Hit 3D 8+ Timing and focus
Math Gates Run 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Mental math: adding, subtracting, multiplying and halving
Penguin Slide 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Timing and reading ahead
Pop Pop Fair 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Aiming and timing
Rocket Kitty Rings 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Steering and hand-eye coordination
Space Ruins Runner 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Timing and reading ahead
Toy Car Rally 8+Kids Mode for 6-8 Steering and timing

In the classroom

There is nothing to install and nobody has to log in: a game opens in a browser tab on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Scores are anonymous, because every device gets a made-up nickname, so you never see a student's real name.

For counting and math, try Munch Monster, Number Farm, Candle Cake 3D and Math Gates Run. They are together in Math & Counting.

Questions?

Write to [email protected], or see the Contact page. You can also read more about AimRaj.