Free to play · nothing to install

Learning that feels
like playing.

chalkolate makes small, friendly browser games that practise something real — counting, timing, planning, waiting your turn — and never once say the word “lesson”.

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Every game is free, plays in the browser, and takes about five minutes.

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Ages 6+5 min

Letter Join

A consonant and a vowel hold hands and become a brand-new letter. Can you spot which one? Go through the whole chart, அ to ஔ — all 216 letters.

Tamil lettersVowel signsThe letter chart
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Ages 5+8 min

Bike Builder

We ask for a part, you find it and drag it onto the bike. When the two dots meet, it clicks in. Stem, cassette, crankset — build three bikes and learn them all!

Bike partsWhat each part doesLooking closely
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Ages 6+5 min

Robo Maze

Bolt the robot needs charging! Type every direction to the battery, press Run, and watch your program go.

Left & rightCompass wordsPlanning a route
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Ages 4+6 min

Snakes & Ladders

Roll the dice and hop, hop, hop to a hundred. Ladders lift you up, snakes slide you down, and Pip the pup is racing you.

Counting to 100Dice & addingTaking turns
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Ages 7+5 min

Map Hop

The map asks for a country and you tap it. Find one, and it wears its flag! Every country in the world is in here, one continent at a time.

World mapFlags & capitalsMemory
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Ages 5+5 min

Junction Jam

Tap a light to turn it green and let the little cars go. Keep the town smiling and nobody bumps.

Cause & effectPlanning aheadTaking turns
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However you use it

The same three rules cover the games and the flash cards.

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Fun first, always

If it stops being a game it stops working. The learning rides along inside the play, never on top of it.

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Short by design

A round takes about five minutes. Long enough to get good at something, short enough to stop happily.

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No sign-ups, no ads

Nothing to log into and nothing that nags. Game scores stay on your own device.