SPACE FORCE SPELLING

A free math game for kids: no account, no ads, just play

Space Force Spelling is a browser game where math answers refill the family ship's food supply. Your child gets addition and subtraction in the early galaxies, times tables and place value next, then fractions and multi-step problems, all while flying between planets and fighting bosses.

Runs in the browser on phone, tablet, Chromebook or PC. Progress saves on your device; a free account is optional for syncing between devices.

Math your child meets

Grade 1–2

Addition and subtraction within 20 and 100, place value, telling time, with hints when a question is missed.

Grade 3–4

Times tables, division, multi-digit problems, fractions. Attacks like Times Table Torpedo and Fraction Crush make correct answers do damage in boss fights.

Grade 5 and beyond

Decimals, percentages and multi-step word problems, with the bank continuing to grade 8 for kids who race ahead.

Arcade math

Space Market practices making change and profit in a buy-and-sell loop; Star Miner sorts ores by color or shape; Cosmic Putt-Putt sneaks in angles and counting.

What is inside

Questions parents ask

Do I need to create an account to play?

No. Tap Play and start. Progress saves on that device. A free account is optional and only adds cross-device sync and unlimited play time.

Is there really no advertising?

Correct. There is no ad network in the game. The project is supported by an optional Family Edition purchase for grown-ups and a tip jar.

Which math skills are covered?

Addition, subtraction, place value, time, times tables, division, fractions, decimals and word problems, tagged from grade 1 up to grade 8.

Is it only math?

No. The same adventure includes spelling and science, so one game covers three subjects and one parent view reports all of them.

Family Edition: $19.99 once · not a subscription · grown-ups only

Family Edition puts your family in the game (a photo or a typed description becomes the crew's helmet portraits and a story still) and lets a parent set family missions and print a one-page cadet report.

See Family Edition on the parents page

The free game never becomes pay-to-win. Teachers: a Classroom edition with rosters and join codes is $79 per 12 months, inside the game.