This collection of spelling games helps students practice spelling words. They are organized by grade level. There are a collection of spelling lists for each grade level. Spelling lists often differ from teacher to teacher and school to school. For this reason, custom spelling lists can be entered to customize the game. There are four basic games the students may play: Hangman, Word Search, Word Scramble, and Letter Catchers. The student earns points for each word they spell correctly. These points can be used to purchase addition games.

Hangman - A basic hangman game where the student is given a collection of blank spaces and they must guess the letters of the word.
Word Search - A basic game that takes a square filled with mixed letters and hides the spelling words inside. The student must then search for these words, they can be found up <-> down, left <-> right, diagonally, and backwards.
Word Scramble - In this game the spelling word's letters are mixed up, and the student must type in the word correctly.
Letter Catchers - A very catchy game in which the student must catch the letters of the spelling word in the correct order.
(Bonus Game) Word Blasters - In this game the students move a space ship around and shoot the spelling words as they move on the screen.
(Bonus Game) Spelling Gallery - This game is very similar to the little target games found at carnivals. The object is to hit the targets with the letters of the spelling words as quickly as possible.

To see a complete list of all spelling words and lessons in the Spelling Games please click here.

There are five math games available in the Epiphany Games Software Collection. These games offer fun ways to practice elementary school math skills. The games offer the ability to practice skills ranging from simple counting all the way up to complex long division. These games are simple in design but offer a wide variety of options for practice. The games have many preset lessons for grade levels, but can also be customized for specific skill practice.

Math Pictures - There are hundreds of different pictures to reveal in this math game. You can practice many different math skills from Addition to Division

Math Pictures for Kindergarten - This special version of Math Pictures is designed to help young students practice counting skills as well as basic addition.

Coin Works - Coin Works is fun math game designed to practice basic coin skills like identification, counting and adding money.

Crazy Calculations - This is a fast paced math game to practice and drill math facts as quickly as possible.

Math Drills - Math drills is a collection of mini-games to help practice basic math facts.

The puzzle games are a collection of games designed to make students think and solve problems. For the earlier grades these games are great for practicing and developing basic computer mouse manipulation and movement skills. For the older grades these games are a great way to have fun solving puzzles.

Click N Drag Puzzles - Click and Drag Puzzles is a great game to help practice and develop mouse skills.  While dragging the various puzzle pieces around to complete the puzzle, students will also be practicing matching, math, and alphabet skills. There are four categories of puzzles.
Shape Puzzles -Shape puzzles all involve using different shapes and sizes of shapes to form more complex patterns and shapes.
Letter Puzzles - Letter puzzles all involve matching and arranging letters of the alphabet. These puzzles are perfect for students who are learning the alphabet.
Number Puzzles - Number puzzles all involve numbers. These range from counting by various numbers, and finishing number grids.
Holiday/Seasonal Puzzles - These are all fairly simple puzzles that relate to various seasons or holidays that occur throughout the year.

The typing games are a collection of games to allow students to both learn and practice typing skills while having fun. The Type Type Revolution (TTR) games were created to provide a fun way to practice typing skills.

TTR: For Kids - TTR: For Kids is designed especially to help young students learn how to type.  Along with typing, the game practices basic letter and word recognition by incorporating sounds and illustrations into the game.

TTR: Original Edition - There are 5 individual games packed into the first TTR typing game.  There are lessons ranging from simple home keys to complete sentences.  This is a more advanced typing game and can be used to evaluate the students typing speed and accuracy.

TTR: Picture Edition - During this game each time the student types a letter correctly more of the hidden picture is revealed.  There are many different lessons to master starting with easy lessons and moving on to more difficult typing lessons.  Each category of pictures has a number of different pictures in it.

TTR: Training Edition - TTR Training is a game designed to train students to become better typists.  There are 5 difficulty settings and 7 levels for each difficulty setting.  In order to advance the student must complete the previous lesson.  Each lesson was developed to practice a certain skill set for typing.

Balloon Catchers - Balloon Catchers is a quick little game to help practice basic typing skills.  The students must type the letters on the balloon before the balloon reaches the top of the screen and pops.  The first two difficulty levels focus on the home row of keys and the last difficulty focuses on the entire keyboard.