Number Train

A train game for learning the order of numbers

  • Ages 3–6
  • Numbers
  • 2D game
  • Plays in the browser

A little train pulls in with a number on every wagon, but one wagon shows a question mark. Your child finds the missing number and taps it, the number pops into place, the whole row is read aloud, and off goes the train.

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Screenshot of Number Train, a train game for learning the order of numbers

How to play

  1. Look at the numbers on the wagons, or listen to the question.
  2. Find the wagon with the question mark and tap the number that belongs there.
  3. Fill five trains to finish the game and earn stars.

What your child learns

  • Knowing which number comes next, and which comes before
  • Recognizing written numbers from 1 to 20
  • Counting on from any number, not just from 1

Grows with your child

It starts with short trains from 1 to 5 that ask what comes next, with two numbers to choose from. Then the gap moves inside the train, the trains get longer, and the numbers go up to 20, with close neighbours to choose from.

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