🎮 60+ brand-new interactive games have just landed on EdQueries! Covering NIOS OBE Maths, NIOS Computer Skills, and AAC Core Vocabulary — designed for learners with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Down Syndrome, and more.
We have been busy! In the last 10 days, our team has added 63 new H5P and SCORM interactive games across three course categories on EdQueries E-Learning. Whether your learner is practising large number place value, understanding how computer networks work, or building AAC communication skills with symbols, there is something new to explore every day. Read on for a tour of every new game — with screenshots.
📐 NIOS — Mathematics (OBE Level C)
🔢 Number Skills (8 new games)
Eight new games tackle large numbers, expanded form, number names, ordering, skip counting, and addition of thousands — mapped directly to CBSE Grade 5 Maths Chapter 1. Activities include drag-and-drop challenges, crosswords, fill-in-the-blanks, and sequencing.
- 4-Digit Numbers – Build the number using expanded form tiles
- 5-Digit Numbers – Extend to 5-digit number building
- Reverse Build (Expanded Form to Number)
- Fill the Blank
- Crossword: Number Names
- Order the Numbers: 999 and Beyond
- Addition of 1000s
- Find the Missing Part
Tenths and Hundredths (6 new games)
Students practise decimal fractions using Indian currency (rupees and paise) — a brilliant real-world context that makes fractions tangible. Six drag-and-drop rounds build fluency progressively.
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 1
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 2
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 3
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 4
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 5
- Drag the correct fractions: Game 6
Squares, Cubes, Square Root and Cube Root
A visually rich pattern-matching game where learners drag cube numbers to their cube roots. Numbers like 8, 27, 64, 125, and 216 are shown as large, bold tiles — perfect for visual learners and those who benefit from errorless learning approaches.
Algebra
Colour-coded errorless cards help learners distinguish variables (x, y) from constants (7, 15). Learners click the plus icon to reveal whether each card is a variable or constant — ideal for concrete and visual learners. Additional games cover expression matching, like terms, and ratio.
- Errorless Game: Variables and Constants
- Memory Game: Find the Missing Expression
- Expression Match
- Identify Like Terms
💻 NIOS — Basic Computer Skills (OBE Level C)
Revision
End-of-course revision games consolidate hardware identification and operating system features. The “Match the Operating System Feature” game presents 4 matching card sets covering real OS features.
- Match the Operating System Feature
- What Does It Do? : Game 1
- What Does It Do? : Game 2
- What Does It Do? : Game 3
- What Does It Do? : Game 4
- What Does It Do? : Game 5
- Select all the hardware devices
- Find the Matching Pair
Word Processing
Games cover everything from formatting tools and indentation to printing — using real screenshots of word processing software. Students select answers from multiple options or sort images in sequence. Special Educator instructions are included for each activity.
- What is an Indent? – Choose between 4 paragraph styles
- Tool and Action Match
- Aspects of Word Processing
- Make My Document
- Formatting or Printing: Game 1
- Formatting or Printing: Game 2
Spreadsheet
Learners sequence screenshot cards to create a chart step-by-step: Enter Data, then Select Data, then Insert Chart, then View Graph. A great task-analysis style game, ideal for structured teaching approaches.
- Make a Chart – Sequence the 4 steps to build a chart
- Match the Chart
- Parts of a Spreadsheet
- Match the following: data or chart?
Presentation
Sort media types and match presentation elements. Special Educator instructions are included to demonstrate concepts before playing — e.g. “Show a photo (media), then make a whoosh movement (animation).”
- Media or Animation? – Sort into the correct group
- Match the Presentation Media
- Build the Presentation Slide
- Media or Animation Match
- Presentation Tools Quiz
- Build a Slide with Audio
Computer Networks
Tap on real classroom photos to identify network devices — routers, cables, monitors. Special Educator tip: point to actual devices in the classroom first! Games include wired vs wireless classification and connecting computers activities.
- Select the Network Devices – Tap to identify devices in a photo
- Wired or Wireless?
- Connect the Computers
Internet and Internet Banking
Step-by-step sequencing games teach how to join video calls and stay safe online. “Join a Video Call” uses real app icons (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams) and walks through four steps: opening the app, turning on the camera, typing the meeting code, and joining the call.
- Join a Video Call – Drag 4 images into the correct sequence
- Usage of Internet
- Safe Internet Banking Activities
- Banking Match
- What would you do in this situation? (multiple games)
- Internet Safety Games 1 to 5
- Banking Safety Games 1 to 3
- UPI Safety
Multimedia
Learners classify images and icons as Audio or Video by dragging them into the correct box. Special Educator tip: play a sound, show a photo, and play a short video clip as a warm-up before the game starts.
- Audio or Video? – Drag and drop into correct boxes
- Match the Multimedia Device
- Create Multimedia
- Make a Multimedia Project: Games 1 and 2
- Play a Song on the Computer
- Choose the correct answer: Games 1 to 3
🗣️ Communication — AAC Core Vocabulary (8 New Games)
The AAC Core Vocabulary course has received 8 brand-new games in the Symbols and Actions section. These are designed for non-verbal and minimally verbal learners building functional communication with AAC symbols. Each game uses real photographs and supports errorless learning.
- Tell me where: Game 1 – Identify spatial positions (in, on, under) from a photo
- Tell me where: Game 2
- Tell me where: Game 3
- Tell me where: Game 4
- What do you want: Game 1
- Match the Action: Game 1
- People Around Me: Game 1 (matching pairs)
- Sorting Words: Game 1
✅ All 63 games are live and free to preview on EdQueries! Whether you are a special educator, parent, or therapist, these games are built specifically for inclusive learners across India. New games are added every week.
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