From the innovators and creators at RosiMosi LLC, Second Grade Learning Games SE is another fun addition to the World of Educational games. Go beyond your mobile screen and play it bigger and better on your PC or Mac. An immersive experience awaits you.
Second Grade Learning Games SE feels like a big box of quick mini games that cover a lot of what kids see in class around ages 6 to 9. It bounces between math, reading, science, and some light STEM puzzles, so the player is never stuck on one thing too long. One moment it is odd versus even and greater than or less than, next it is placing ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands where they belong. There is a spelling game with tons of words, a clock game that has the kid set the hands and read the time, and those timed math drills that feed a little soccer shot as a reward. Language stuff is clear and neat too, with verbs, nouns, adjectives, punctuation drag and drop, synonyms and antonyms, and building words with suffixes while popping little asteroids.
The science set is surprisingly broad. Human body parts and systems, states of matter and how they change, seasons and what causes them, a quick oceans lesson about why they matter, even a density activity that uses water to compare items. There is a map bit that uses cardinal directions to move a pirate around a treasure grid, plus calendars and reading short passages with questions. It all tracks with what most second grade classes teach, so it actually feels useful, not random.
Rounds are short, the instructions are spoken clearly, and feedback is instant, which keeps a kid moving without a lot of fiddling. The art is simple and bright, sounds are cheerful, sometimes a little repetitive, but fine for short sessions. On PC with BlueStacks, the larger screen helps with the reading and map parts, and mouse drag and drop makes the punctuation and money counting tasks feel smoother. It is more practice than adventure, but the variety and little themes keep it from getting stale, and the difficulty nudges up just enough to make kids think without freezing them up.
Start your journey now. Download the game on BlueStacks, invite your friends, and march on a new adventure.
