Description: How well do you know your alphabet? Choose and name your baby and then race to the finish line by dragging and dropping the correct letter block to the question mark block in alphabetical order. Be careful! The wrong letter block will slow you down and sometimes cause tantrums. Defeat all of the other babies and earn your golden pacifier!

Description: Perfect for kids with letter reversal, this game helps to reinforce the identification of lower and upper-case Bs, D's, P's and Q's as students face off against an angry bandit trying to foil their efforts.

Description: You are the conductor of the alphabet train and it is your job to pick up the animals at their stops. Your train has12 cars the A, B, C, D, E, L, M, P, R, S, T, W cars. At each stop there are five or six animals that need to be directed to the correct car (because animals can’t read). For example, the eagle needs to be in the “e” car and the duck needs to be in the “d” car. There are six total stops and 40 total animals. Your job is to get as many animals in their correct cars as possible before you reach the train station. If you see an animal you don’t recognize, click on it and the answer will be revealed. You get four free answers per game!

Description: The ABC-a-Pillar wants to learn the alphabet and the alphabet song! Re-arrange his segments so that the ABC song can be sung in its correct order. There are two skill levels. For ages 2-3, the letters show on each segment, and for ages 4-5 the letters do not show.

Description: This activity allows students to make their own letter posters by choosing and coloring pictures that start with each letter. Students can save their work at any time. The end-product poster prints out beautifully!

Description: Can you find the letters hiding in the alphabet classroom? Find the letters and drag and drop them to the correct order in the alphabet chart at the top of the screen. Make sure you check cabinets, drawers, and backpacks as your elusive letters can be hiding anywhere!

Description: Simply click "play" and choose game play options. When you hear the voice call the name of a letter, click on the correct letter. See if you can correctly select all 26 letters.

Description: n Letter the Sky, students draw letters using their touch screen or mouse. The game is outstanding practice for young writers as "smart" arrows guide each letter stroke in its correct order. Students can choose to write the entire lowercase or uppercase alphabets, or specific words or letters. Students can use different color "highlighter" strokes for each letter and the program determines accuracy by the number of times the student traces outside of the guidelines. All student letters (including alphabets)can be printed out on a single page.

Description: Simply click "play." When you hear the voice call the name of a letter or number, bash the correct letter or number with your digital hammer. There are 35 rounds, one for each letter and number 1-9. At the end of the game, you can see which letters and numbers you need to practice. Get all 35 and earn your gold medal certificate.

Description: Maxine is on a mission to obtain the great ringlet of Hope, a magical ring which will adorn her horn and keep it safe for ever. The Guardian of the Ringlet, however, the gnome Quackentyre, will only relinquish the ring in exchange for an authentic drop of rainbow juice, which can be squeezed from a real rainbow, Maxine can obtain a real rainbow by completing the gauntlet of the sky, a series of mental obstacles that will yield a color arc from the rainbow after each victory.

Description: This fun game reinforces digraphs and blends. Students must match the picture with its beginning sound.

Description: This activity requires students to identify numerical values of letters if A=1 and Z=26.

Description: This online cloze reading exercise requires students to type the words from the word bank into the correct fields in the paragraph. It gives immediate feedback.

Description: This fun game requires kids to make letter charts by matching the picture with the first letter of its name.

Description: Fun Alphabet Games from Computer Mice allows you to practice identifying letters with any of 15 embedded games including target practice games, ninja baby games, spinning wheel games, and many more. Look throughout our games, math, and language arts section for more games from Computer Mice soon.