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Card & dice games

Snap! Go fish! Bingo! Card and dice games against a fair computer or a friend — no shuffling, no lost cards.

8 gamesAges 4–10No sign-up

All card & dice games

8 games
Race to 100Snakes & LaddersMatch the endsDominoesLine it upBingoGot any fish?Go FishSNAP!Snap!Play nowHalloween BingoPlay nowChristmas BingoPlay nowThanksgiving Bingo

About each game

A line on every game here

  • Snakes & Ladders Roll the big die and hop to the star!
  • Dominoes Match the dots in a friendly domino game with Quokka.
  • Bingo Quokka pops out picture and number balls.
  • Go Fish Ask Quokka for matching animal cards, go fish in the pond and fill your shelf with pairs in this gentle Go Fish card game.
  • Snap! Cute animal cards flip one at a time.
  • Halloween Bingo Picture bingo with a Halloween twist: find the pumpkin, the ghost and the bat on your card and shout BINGO before your friends!
  • Christmas Bingo Find the Christmas picture on your bingo card: trees, presents, snowmen and reindeer.
  • Thanksgiving Bingo Find the Thanksgiving picture on your bingo card: turkeys, pumpkins, pies, corn and apples.

About these games

Our picks and what they practise

Card games teach matching, counting and turn-taking without anyone noticing, and they are the games families already know. Snap and Go Fish are the first, from four; Dominoes and Bingo from six. Snakes & Ladders brings a real die to roll and race around the board.

Dominoes doubles as counting practice — matching dots to dots is the same skill as adding them up — and Bingo trains listening for a called picture or number under friendly pressure. The computer plays fairly, and Snakes & Ladders has a two-player mode on one screen.

Our picks

What they practise

  • Matching and number recognition
  • Counting and adding (Dominoes)
  • Listening for a called number (Bingo)
  • Turn-taking and fair play

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Questions parents ask

4 quick answers

Which suit a four-year-old?

Snap — flip and match, pure luck, no counting yet. Go Fish is the next step from about five.

Can we play against each other?

Snakes & Ladders has a two-player mode on one screen. The others are played against a fair computer, one card or roll at a time.

Is there anything to buy?

No — no pop-ups, no sign-up and nothing to buy.

Do they work on an iPad?

Yes. Every game runs in the browser with touch; on a computer the keyboard works too.