Math (146 games): every math game for kindergarten through grade 8, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 and Precalculus. That includes early math games for grades K–4 (Counting Critters, Tower of Tens, Tick-Tock Shop, Inchworm Race, Graph Garden, Shape Builders, Fact Fiesta, Double Trouble for doubles and halves, Odd Socks for even and odd), the complete 7th Grade Pre-Algebra set (one game for each major topic plus a state-test review game), the What’s My Rule? function machine (linear rules up to exponents), skill games for grades 3–6 (including Number Line Treasure Dive and the Scale Sleuths and Weigh-In Pairs logic puzzles), Algebra 1 games, a full Geometry set (logic, congruence, trig, circles, volume, coordinate proofs), Algebra 2 games (quadratics, polynomials, rational functions, complex numbers, logarithms), Precalculus games (unit circle, trig functions, vectors and matrices, conics), the Math Magic tile games, and games covering multiplication facts, long division, fractions, decimals and percents, money, geometry, data and algebra.

Reading & ELA (41 games, grades K–12): Phonics Rocket, Story Detectives, Sentence Builders, Main Idea Mountain, Inference Island, Context Clue Quest, Argument Arena, Grammar Gauntlet, Literary Lens, Rhetoric Rumble, Grammar Galaxy, Plot Twist, Research Rangers, Writing Workshop, Compare & Connect, Author’s Craft, Style Studio, Word Wise, Sight Word Pond, Word Wagon, Pencil Party, Bookworm Bonanza, Syllable Surf, Draft Day, Freedom Trail, plus 16 games with separate versions for each grade band: Debate Arena, Editor-in-Chief, Fact-Check Challenge, Figurative Language Challenge, Grammar Detective, Literary Escape Room, Main Idea Mission, Paragraph Puzzle, Punctuation Rescue, Reading Detective, Sentence Scramble, Source Sleuth, Spelling Showdown, Summary Sprint, Vocabulary Quest and Word Builder.

Science (59 games, grades K–12): Habitat Heroes, Wind & Wheels, Food Web Frenzy, Matter Mixers, Space & Earth Explorers, Cell City, Force Field Derby, Data Lab, Periodic Table Heist, Genetics Lab, Wave Riders, Fossil Finders, Planet Protectors, Circuit Breakers, Ecosystem Balance, Star Story, Earth Systems Expedition, Design Lab, Shine & Sound, Land & Water Quest, Nest & Nectar, Bond Breakers, Photon Frontier, 13 science practice games (Sprout Safari, Moonbeam Meadow, Puddle Jumpers, Trail Scouts, Canyon Quest, Biosphere Base, Microbe Mission, Reaction Rush, Rocket Rally, Code of Life, Mole Mountain, Velocity Vault and Cosmic Core), 13 Turf Takeover science review games (kindergarten through 5th grade, middle school life, physical and earth & space science, biology, chemistry, physics and earth & space science), and 10 science brain breaks (Science Stand Up, Sit Down, Science Four Corners, Science Simon Says, Science Beat the Buzzer, Particle Party, Animal Moves, Force Moves, Weather Warm-Up, Life Cycle Line-Up and Habitat Hop).

Games work for 1–6 players (or teams) on one screen, check every answer, and explain the answer when someone misses. Each one is a single HTML file that opens in any browser, with no accounts or logins for students. Games list their Oklahoma (OAS) standards first, then Common Core (math and ELA) or NGSS (science).

Free curriculum guide: a K–12 pacing guide shows which game to use in every unit, quarter by quarter, at fletchersmath.store/curriculum.html.

Future games included: when new games are added to the arcade, in any subject, they are added to this bundle, and you get them at no extra cost.

Choose your license: Teacher License ($150) for one teacher and all of their own students. School License ($499) for every teacher in one school. District License ($1,499) for every school in one district. Every license is a one-time payment, with no subscriptions or monthly fees, and includes all current and future games.