Keep your child on track in reading and math.
Free train games that teach early reading and number sense, plus Virginia SOL math quizzes that show exactly what your child has mastered and what to practice next.
All Aboard
Two trains, one goal: confident early learners. Kids hold the button to "pull" the train and blend sounds into words, then play word, story, and number games. Built for ages 3–7 and early readers.
🚂 Start playingTip: open it on a phone or tablet and choose "Add to Home Screen" so it works like an app.
Word Train
8 phonics levels from CVC words to word endings, plus sight words, matching and spelling games, read-along stories, and daily review.
Math Train
Number flashcards, counting dots, number bonds, and Link the Cars, where kids add and subtract by hooking up train cars.
Is your 3rd grader on track?
Try a free 25-minute math quiz that checks the Virginia SOL skills 3rd graders need this year, with an answer key that shows which skill each question checks.
Free 3rd Grade Math Quiz
22 questions on place value, fractions, money, multiplication, time, shapes, graphs, and patterns. Print-and-go with an answer key and scoring guide.
Download freeFriday Math Quizzes
Quick weekly check-ins aligned to Virginia SOL math. Three versions per grade, so kids can test, practice, and retest without repeats.
Friday Math Quizzes, Grades 3–5
9 quizzes (3 per grade) with answer keys and a how-to-use guide. Great for spring SOL review.
Coming soon
Grades K–2 and 6–8 quiz packs, fact fluency, fractions, and Word Train tracing pages.
✅ Tested with real kids
Every game and worksheet was built for and used with real students before it came here.
🎯 Skill-by-skill
Questions are grouped by skill, so a missed question points straight to what to practice next.
🖨️ No prep
Print and go. Answer keys sit on the last page so you can remove them before copying.
📍 Virginia-aligned
Math quizzes follow the 2023 Virginia SOL, so practice matches what kids see in class.
Hi, I'm Brad.
I'm a DC-area tutor and a dad. I built Track Star Learning to give families simple, effective tools: games my students actually ask to play, and quizzes that show exactly where a child stands. Every resource here started as something I made for a real kid who needed it.
Questions or feedback? Email trackstarlearning.help@gmail.com.