Sports games
A whole sports day in the browser: penalties, air hockey, bowling strikes, a beanbag toss and a round of mini golf.
Sports games
All sports games
6 gamesAbout each game
A line on every game here
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- Penalty Shootout Tap the goal to shoot past Wombat, the friendly keeper, then take a turn in goal and catch Koala's kicks.
- Air Hockey Hit the candy puck past the friendly panda!
- Bowling Watch the arrow swing, then tap to roll!
- Target Toss Toss squishy beanbags at a friendly target board with a smiling animal face in the middle!
- Mini Golf Pull back and let go to putt a cute golf ball round friendly courses with bumpers, ramps and giggling animal friends.
- Hungry Pumpkin Toss sweets into the hungry pumpkin's smiling mouth: aim, pull back and let go.
About these games
Our picks and what they practise
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Sports games on a screen come down to timing — stop the meter, tap on the beat, swing as the ball arrives — and that is what these games practise. Ball sports: Penalty Shootout, Air Hockey. Target sports: Bowling, Target Toss, Mini Golf.
Most are ten shots or one race — a minute or two — and Air Hockey has a two-player mode on one screen. The youngest can manage Penalty Shootout and Bowling; the timing sports suit seven and up.
Our picks
Penalty Shootout — swipe to shoot past the diving goalie — five penalties
Bowling — swipe up the lane and knock down the pins
Target Toss — toss the beanbag at the swinging ring, aim for the smiling face
What they practise
- Timing — the skill under every sport here
- Judging power and angle
- Taking turns and keeping score
- Losing a race and going again
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Questions parents ask
4 quick answers
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Which sports games suit a five-year-old?
Penalty Shootout and Bowling — simple timing, big targets.
Are there two-player sports?
Yes — Paddle Ball, Air Hockey and Bumper Boats, on one screen.
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.








