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5th Grade Games
Decimals, essays, human body systems & American history
186 games
5 subjects
English Language Arts
33 gamesReading, writing, vocabulary & grammar
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many free 5th Grade games are available?
- LittleActivity has 186 free educational games for 5th Grade across 5 subjects including math, science, English, social studies, and art. New games are added regularly.
- Are 5th Grade games free to play?
- Yes — every game on LittleActivity is 100% free with no signup, no ads, and no app download required. Just pick a game and start playing instantly.
- Are these games aligned with 5th Grade curriculum?
- Yes. All games are aligned with Common Core and state standards for 5th Grade. They cover age-appropriate skills and concepts in each subject area.
- Can my child play on a phone, tablet, or computer?
- Absolutely. All games are browser-based and work on any device — iPhone, iPad, Android, Chromebook, or desktop. No app download needed.
- How do these games help my child learn?
- Educational games reinforce classroom learning through interactive play. Studies show game-based learning improves retention, motivation, and problem-solving skills. Each game targets specific 5th Grade curriculum standards.
Social Studies
40 gamesHistory, geography, communities & citizenship
View all Social Studies gamesThe Thirteen Colonies
Sort the thirteen colonies into New England, the Middle Colonies and the Southern Colonies.
Colonial Life Choices
Live in the colonies and choose the work and trade that fit each region.
Jamestown and Plymouth
Sort facts into a Venn diagram comparing Jamestown and Plymouth.
The American Revolution: Patriots and Loyalists
Sort beliefs and people into Patriots and Loyalists.
American Revolution Timeline
Hop along timelines to the years of the Revolution's key events.
The Declaration of Independence
Read about the Declaration of Independence and tap the proof.
The Founding Fathers
Wire each Founding Father to what he is known for.
Benjamin Franklin
Read about Franklin the printer, inventor and diplomat, and tap the proof.
George Washington
Put the events of George Washington's life in order.
Thomas Jefferson
Read about Thomas Jefferson's life and choices, and tap the proof.
Branches of Government
Sort people, groups and jobs into the legislative, executive and judicial branches.
Checks and Balances
See how each branch can check the others, and choose what happens next.
The Bill of Rights
Wire amendments in the Bill of Rights to the rights they protect.
The Constitution
Put the making of the Constitution, and how it works, in order.
Historic Documents
Wire America's founding documents to what each one did.
Civic Duties and Responsibilities
Sort what citizens must do by law from what good citizens choose to do.
Civic Participation and Citizenship
Choose how a citizen can make a real difference in the community.
Causes of the Civil War
Wire each cause of the Civil War to what it was.
The Abolition Movement
Read about the people who fought to end slavery, and tap the proof.
The Underground Railroad
Wire the secret words of the Underground Railroad to what they meant.
Reconstruction
Read about rebuilding the nation after the Civil War, and tap the proof.
The Civil Rights Movement
Wire civil rights leaders and events to what they achieved.
The Louisiana Purchase
Read about the land deal that doubled the nation, and tap the proof.
Westward Expansion and Manifest Destiny
Read how the United States spread west, and who paid the price, and tap the proof.
The Oregon Trail
Put the Oregon Trail's landmarks and a pioneer family's year in order.
Native American Removal
Read about the Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears, and tap the proof.
Industrial Growth and Inventors
Wire American inventors to the inventions that changed work and life.
Types of Communities
Sort features of urban, suburban and rural communities.
Cultural Diversity
Choose respectful, curious responses when cultures meet.
Geography Features
Wire geography words to the land and water features they describe.
Global Connections
Follow everyday products around the world, step by step.
Goods and Services
Sort what people pay for into goods and services.
Immigration: Push and Pull Factors
Sort reasons people moved to America into push factors and pull factors.
Map Skills
Use intermediate directions to find places on a city map.
Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources
Sort natural resources: can they be replaced, or will they run out?
State Capitals
Wire each state to its capital city.
State Symbols
Wire each state to one of its official symbols.
U.S. History Timeline
Put major events in American history in the order they happened.
Trade and the Economy
Make trade decisions for a country and see why countries trade.
Transportation Through History
Hop along timelines to when new transportation changed America.