Chemistry Games
Free browser games for school kids covering chemistry topics — states of matter, materials, the periodic table, reactions and more, grouped by age. These are coming soon; here is what to expect.
Basic Chemistry Games (ages 6–9)
States of Matter
Sort everyday things into solids, liquids and gases.
Materials Sort
Match everyday objects to the material they are made from — wood, metal, plastic or glass.
Mixing Colours
Predict what colour you get when you mix two primary colours together.
Floating & Sinking
Guess whether an object will float or sink, then check the result.
Hot & Cold
Sort what happens to materials when they are heated or cooled — melting, freezing and more.
Intermediate Chemistry Games (ages 9–13)
Periodic Table Explorer
Match element names to their symbols and position on the periodic table.
Atoms & Molecules
Tell the difference between atoms, molecules and compounds.
Acids & Alkalis
Use the pH scale and indicator colours to sort acids, alkalis and neutrals.
Separating Mixtures
Pick the right method to separate a mixture — filtration, evaporation or distillation.
Chemical vs Physical Changes
Decide whether a change described is chemical or physical.
GCSE Chemistry Games (ages 13–16)
Balancing Equations
Balance chemical equations by adjusting the numbers on each side.
Bonding
Practise telling ionic bonds apart from covalent bonds.
Rates of Reaction
Work out how temperature, concentration and surface area affect reaction speed.
Moles & Calculations
Practise mole calculations using mass, relative formula mass and concentration.
Electrolysis & Reactivity
Use the reactivity series and electrolysis rules to answer questions on each.