Everything in OllyOlly

Play someone in your circle or the computer (levels 1-10). The teacher reviews your moves.

Jump and crown your pieces.

Drop discs and line up four.

Three in a row wins.

Draw lines and close boxes.

Trap discs between yours to flip them.

Place stones, surround space and capture, on a 9 by 9 or 13 by 13 board.

Sow seeds around the board, capture, and fill your store.

Hop your marbles across the star in long chains of jumps.

Place, move and fly your pieces; make mills to take the other pieces.

Race your checkers home and bear them off, with hits, the bar and doubles.

Roll the dice, pick your move, play power cards, climb the ladders and dodge the snakes.

Roll the die and race your tokens home, catching the other player on the way.

Draw a card, move your pawns and bump others back to their nest.

Hide your boats and find the other fleet first. A small sea for little ones.

Roll, buy streets, build houses and trade with your family.

Somebody took the birthday cake! Ask clever questions to find out who took it, what they carried it in, and where it is hidden.

Hide your Golden Acorn among lanterns with animals inside, and find theirs. Nobody sees the other side until two lanterns bump.

Collect colored train cards, claim routes across our made-up country and join the towns on your secret tickets.

Gather wood, wheat, stone and wool, trade, and build roads, villages and towns on our island, with a sleepy bear.

Send explorers across five made-up islands, claim lands with the dice and spread your color over the map.

Pull back to aim and putt on four themed courses: a backyard garden for little ones, a sunny beach, candy hills and a space station. Bank shots, windmills, tunnels, ramps and moving bridges.

Line up your shot and putt through a 3D course with your circle, each on their own screen. Ramps, loops, hazards and collectible power-ups, with the whole round scored hole by hole.

Line up your shot, pull back to aim and shoot. Real 8-ball with solids and stripes, spin and ball-in-hand, or an easy mode for younger players with bigger pockets and a strong aim line.

Slide your pucks down the lane into the scoring zones and knock the other player off to steal the round. Bumper rails and a strong aim guide in easy mode, open gutters and a foul line in classic.

Flick the striker to knock your men into the corner pockets, cover the red queen, and clear all nine of yours to win. Big pockets and a strong aim line in easy mode, real-size pockets in classic.

Roll the ball down the lane and knock down all ten pins. Strikes and spares earn bonus points, with ten frames and the highest score wins. Bumpers and a strong aim guide in easy mode, open gutters and a curve in classic.

Draw a color card and hop your token to the next space of that color along a winding candy path. Treats slide you ahead, and everyone cheers at the Candy Castle. No reading needed.

Match colors and numbers, play skip, reverse and draw cards, and call "Last card!"

Ask for cards, go fish, and collect books of four. Picture cards for little ones.

Make pairs and try not to be left holding the Old Bear. Picture cards for little ones.

Flip cards, the higher card wins. All luck, with a peaceful ending for little ones.

Match the suit or the number; eights are wild.

The card game where low score wins. Match a column to make it zero.

Play a card onto its spot on the board and drop a chip. Make a row of five (corners are free!). Jacks are wild or take a chip away.

Collect sets and runs, lay them down and go out first, with meld hints and house rules.

The classic card game with a pegging board, and "Count for me" to help with the counting.

Flip two cards and find the matching pairs.

Classic, Free Spaces and Spider, played on your own with undo, hints and winnable deals.

Classic trick-taking card games for four, with computer players in the empty chairs, partners for Spades and a practice mode.

Hold'em poker for 2 to 6 with play chips only: no money, nothing to buy, chips reset every game. Hints and a Teacher help you play.

Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over, with play chips only. Hints and a basic-strategy Teacher.

Pass cards fast, collect four of a kind and grab a spoon before they are gone! The spoon button lights up for everybody at the same moment, and the player left without a spoon just takes a letter.

Build down in alternating colors on the piles around the deck, and start the corners with Kings. Empty your hand to win, or play the solitaire version on your own.

Play your number cards together, smallest first, without saying a word! Everybody wins or tries again together.

Drag shapes into their holes and balls into baskets: by shape, by color, then both.

Listen to an animal and tap who made the sound, or match an animal to its shadow.

Pop just the right number of balloons: counting to 5, to 10, then simple adding.

Watch the lanterns light up and play them back.

Tap the bushes, boxes and blankets to find the animals hiding behind them.

Meet letter characters that pop and say their sounds: bubbles to pop, words to build that come alive, short sentences, and stickers on an island map. In English or Spanish.

Find the secret word in six tries, with colors that help. The whole family gets the same word each day and can share their color grids, only in the family. Four letters with a picture for younger kids. Teaches: spelling and vocabulary.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups, with a picture version for ages 5 to 8, a daily family puzzle, and puzzles a grown-up makes for the family. Solve it together or take turns with the computer, people next to you, or your circle. Teaches: vocabulary and sorting into categories.

Roll a letter, then name an animal, a food, a job and more that start with it. Answers nobody else thought of score; matching ones score nothing. Teaches: vocabulary and spelling.

Guess the secret word one letter at a time before the flower loses its petals.

Make words on a board with letter tiles.

Find the hidden words in themed grids, with a daily family puzzle.

Hear a word from Hazel or see a picture, then spell it. Levels by age, practice lists from your grown-up, and a spelling bee with people next to you or with your circle.

Pick the words, then read the silly story they make, alone or taking turns with people next to you or with your circle. Keep your favorites in your notebook.

Crack a secret code of colors and shapes with clue pegs. Or make a code for a friend next to you or someone in your circle.

A new word every day, the same for the whole family, with a quick quiz and a streak.

Draw the secret word and guess each other's pictures.

More than 300 questions for every age: each player picks their own level.

Picture, number or word bingo for 2 to 6, with the game or a grown-up calling.

Ask yes-or-no questions to find out which character the other player is. Our own characters, and your family's avatars if you like.

Write, draw, pass it on, and see how the story changes. Drawings are kept only if everyone says yes.

Think of something and answer yes or no, or guess what the computer is thinking of.

Give one-word clues so your team finds the right words, and not the Sleepy Dragon. Two teams, or beat the game together.

Find things around your home (a red sock, something that starts with B) and tick them off. Outside hunts are always with a grown-up.

Our own pictures from 12 to 500 pieces, edges first if you like. Build one puzzle together with your circle in real time, or make a puzzle from a family photo and send it to someone.

The belt never stops. Send little painters round to clear a pixel picture, color by color, and keep the holding boxes from filling up. 100 pictures with ice, doors, walls and more, plus a builder to make your own.

Fit shapes on an 8 by 8 grid and clear full rows and columns. No timer, nothing falls, and a daily family game with the same shapes for everyone. Teaches: spatial thinking and planning ahead.

Clear a little hill of our own picture tiles by matching free pairs, with hints, undo and a daily family layout. Teaches: looking closely and planning.

Fill each shape with the seven classic pieces: animals, people, letters and things, from easy to hard, a daily tangram, and shapes you make and send.

Use the number clues to fill in squares and find the hidden picture, from 5 by 5 to 25 by 25, in black and white or color, with a daily puzzle.

Sort balls, pour colored water and move nuts until every tube holds one color. Hundreds of levels, undo any time.

4 by 4, 6 by 6 or 9 by 9, with notes and hints, a daily family puzzle, and a take-turns game.

Open the field without uncovering a mine. The first tap is always safe. Or take turns hunting mines.

Slide the tiles so matching numbers join. One undo, no timer, no ads.

Fit the falling pieces into full rows. Calm and gentle speeds, and pause any time.

Tap a light and it flips itself and the squares above, below and beside it. Turn the whole grid off. Three sizes, one undo, a hint when you are stuck, and no timer.

Jump a peg over its neighbor into an empty hole and take the jumped peg off. Clear the board down to one peg. The 15-hole triangle and the 33-hole English cross, with one undo and a solver-backed hint.

Draw a pipe from each colored dot to its matching dot. The pipes cannot cross, and every cell must be filled. Three board sizes, a fresh puzzle every time, with undo and a hint.

Watch the pads light up with soft notes, then tap them back in the same order. Each round adds one more. No clock: take your time and see how long a run you can copy. Four, six or nine pads.

Match free tiles two at a time to clear a layered stack. A tile is free when nothing sits on top and a side is open. Every board is dealt so it can always be cleared, with undo, a hint and a shuffle. Three stack sizes.

Aim and shoot bubbles to pop groups of three or more of a color. Bubbles left hanging drop away too. No clock and no creeping ceiling: the next bubble is always a color still up there, so you can always make progress. Three board sizes.

Push the boxes onto their spots in 44 levels, from easy to tricky. Undo any time.

Slide numbers or pictures back in order.

Help Glow the firefly get home with code blocks: 56 levels from steps to loops, mazes and your own moves, and picture arrows for little ones.

Solve a chain of puzzles to open the last door: a toy room, a treehouse, a space station, a lighthouse, a museum and a library. Hints when you need them.

Munch every snack in the maze while you dodge the friendly critters. Grab a power snack to turn the tables and chase them home (nobody is ever hurt). Four mazes of rising difficulty, a gentle speed for little ones and a speedy one for big kids.

Roll six dice, keep the ones that score and push your luck.

Roll five dice up to three times and fill your scorecard.

Guess what everyone rolled under their cups, and call a bluff. Pretend fun for 2 to 6.

Match the dots with a double-six set: Draw or Block game, one hand or to 100.

Adding, taking away, times and dividing facts by level, a daily family challenge, and a race against your own best or computer racers.

Find your way around the keyboard from the home row up, accuracy first, with gentle speed goals for your age.

Explore the countries of the world, their flags, capitals and continents on a simple map, plus the US states.

Speak Spanish with Dora: picture words for little ones, themed units, sentences and dialogs for kids, travel talk and verbs for teens, 12 short stories, and a daily family word.

Race little animals along a straight number path, from 1 to 10 and then up to 100, saying each number as you go (Hazel says it too). Teaches: number sense.

Set the clock so the townsfolk catch the bus, read the town clock, and work out bus rides (elapsed time), with the digital time and the time in words. Teaches: telling time.

Run a toy shop with US coins and bills (our own drawings): one player pays, the shopkeeper gives the change, with the fewest coins on the hard level. Teaches: counting money and making change.

Build numbers from ones, tens and hundreds, trade 10 ones for a ten, and see the written number each time. Teaches: place value.

Fill pizza orders by cutting and topping: halves, thirds, quarters and more, equal fractions, and fractions on a number line. Teaches: fractions.

Help a made-up character split an allowance into Save, Spend and Give jars through a year of game weeks, save for a goal, and handle surprises. Teaches: saving, spending and giving.

A made-up first job and first apartment: pay rent and bills, handle event cards, and finish the month with savings. Teaches: budgeting, credit basics and why an emergency fund helps.

Solve picture and word logic grid mysteries in three sizes, with a daily family puzzle. Teaches: step-by-step reasoning.

Load a wagon with food, oxen and supplies on a budget, then cross the country leg by leg: choose your pace, ford rivers, gather food, trade at outposts and handle whatever the trail brings. Travel alone, take turns, or set off on the same weekly trail as your family.

Start with a lemonade stand and grow a town of businesses: hire managers, buy upgrades, ride out a rainy day, try investing, and watch how money grows.

Cook and serve in short, busy days, set your prices, hire helpers and open cafes in new towns.

Plan a made-up life from a first job to retiring: budgets, an emergency fund, credit cards, loans, a home and saving that grows. Compare with a computer planner, friends next to you, or your family.